Browsing Beauty is an ongoing multimedia installation exploring the transient and unpredictable nature of beauty as a catalyst for transformative change. Through site-specific, interactive elements, it engages with the architectural, cultural, social, and atmospheric contexts of each location, creating an evolving sensory experience.

For the Biennale in Havana, the project takes on the form of a nocturnal outdoor audiovisual intervention, aligning with the theme of Shared Horizons and focusing on interspecies communication. Using AI, Browsing Beauty merges endangered species into hybrid, fantastical creatures, inviting viewers to reflect on the fragility of life, the interconnectedness of species, and the potential for understanding beyond human experience.

At a time when the survival of our planet depends on collaboration rather than exploitation, the project underscores the importance of interspecies communication as a step towards harmonious coexistence. It challenges the anthropocentric worldview and advocates for a more collaborative relationship with nature. Ultimately, Browsing Beauty invites viewers to reconsider their relationship with the planet and the creatures that share it, emphasizing our collective responsibility to protect the ecological systems that sustain life on Earth.