THE GRAMMAR OF IDENTITY

Video installation, 2025

The Grammar of Identity explores the cultural narratives embedded in everyday objects and language, understood as invisible systems that normalize choices, habits, and cognitive structures shaping everyday life, often through biases of which we remain unaware.

From this perspective, objects and language emerge as two extensions of the same cultural system, subtly and continuously shaping perception, thought, and everyday experience. They operate as implicit devices in the formation of mental frameworks, cognitive processes, and individual attitudes.

The work challenges the idea of "human nature" as a fixed and immutable given, revealing it instead to be largely a cultural construct. Precisely because it is constructed, it can be observed, questioned, and reinterpreted through an act of critical awareness.