ABOUT THE ARCHIVE

INSPECTION_ presents a Computed Tomography (CT) scan of my brain as the central subject of the artwork. Here, it is extracted from its institutional function and repositioned as an object for public scrutiny, a gesture that resembles intimate intrusion.

Drawing inspiration from my daily practice as a radiology medical officer, it examines the uneasy relationship between medicine and personhood. It emerges from a recurring thought: what went wrong inside my head? The installation behaves as an archive, confession and evidence, occupying the threshold between diagnosis and self-disclosure.

INSPECTION_ ultimately aims to collapse the boundaries between the observer and examiner. It questions whether technology truly reveals the human condition, or merely produces new surfaces onto which fear, grief, insecurities and identity are projected.