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We don't see things as they are, but as we are.
This work explores the fragility of perception and the impossibility of an objective view. The hidden face symbolizes the filters of our identity; the displaced eyes, the multiplicity of perspectives that construct our reality; and the mirror fragments, the shattering of a single truth.
Between the visible and the invisible, the image questions how much of what we believe we observe truly belongs… to the world and how much is a projection of ourselves.
Made on metallic dibond using **photocomposition and artistic intervention on acid-free, museum-quality cotton paper, mounted on a wooden frame**, the work turns fragmentation into a metaphor for consciousness.
Cover of the FORMA MENTIS project from the PHOTOESPAÑA 2026 collective exhibition. Unique work plus 1PA
This work explores the fragility of perception and the impossibility of an objective view. The hidden face symbolizes the filters of our identity; the displaced eyes, the multiplicity of perspectives that construct our reality; and the mirror fragments, the shattering of a single truth.
Between the visible and the invisible, the image questions how much of what we believe we observe truly belongs… to the world and how much is a projection of ourselves.
Made on metallic dibond using **photocomposition and artistic intervention on acid-free, museum-quality cotton paper, mounted on a wooden frame**, the work turns fragmentation into a metaphor for consciousness.
Cover of the FORMA MENTIS project from the PHOTOESPAÑA 2026 collective exhibition. Unique work plus 1PA
- Medium : Relief Printing, Objects on Wood , Alu-Dibond
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 23.6x31.5in
Doca Wolf
Spain
Doca Wolf, a Spanish visual artist and photographer, fuses contemporary photography, appropriation art, and material experimentation with a solid background in writing and neuroscience. She masters historical darkroom techniques such as platinum printing and cyanotype, integrating analog processes with digital tools, collage, and new technologies to produce a unique language that blends tradition and innovation. Her works invite reflection on memory and the transformation of the image, conveying a profound sensitivity to the passage of time and the creative reinterpretation of what once seemed immutable.
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