The large scale series Fever 404 explores the tension between digital fascination and physical reality. Figures appear connected yet isolated, absorbed in parallel realities or turning away from the world immediately around them. Drawing on gaming culture, surveillance, thermal imaging, and fortune-telling, the works examine how technology transforms perception, social interaction, and our relationship to chance and destiny.

The works share a visual language inspired by thermal imaging: warm and cold zones replace naturalistic color, transforming bodies into signals of intensity, distance, and emotional states.

Between distraction, gamification, chance, and fortune, Fever 404 examines how digital systems reshape our perception of reality, questioning what becomes of presence and personal responsibility when experience is increasingly mediated through screens, simulations, and technological interfaces.