"Simulation Theory" is a philosophical idea that suggests that our reality might be a computer-generated simulation created by a higher-dimensional or extraterrestrial civilization. The theory proposes that the universe, including human beings and their experiences, is a product of a complex computer program designed to simulate reality. It is based on the idea that advanced civilizations might be capable of creating such simulations and that our reality may be one such simulation. The theory has gained attention recently due to technological advancements and the increasing popularity of virtual reality and other simulated experiences.
This project, "Synthetic Reality," is a photographic exploration to challenge our understanding of reality's nature. Using mathematical principles and keen attention to detail, my images explore the fundamental patterns that shape our existence - from the microscopic to the cosmic. Through this exploration, I seek to offer a unique perspective on the blurred lines between reality and simulation, inviting viewers to consider the fundamental principles that govern our world. By playing with scale and fractal patterns, I hope to prompt reflection on the boundaries between what is natural and what is artificial."