Fascinated by raw youth energy, Johel Pereira uses blurred portraits to explore themes of identity in the digital age. By obscuring faces, individuals are freed from societal judgment within the uninhibited club space. Pixelation becomes a statement and an oxymoron to the state of AI-generated images getting very realistic. Stripped of features, subjects morph into a collective expression, celebrating freedom and connection. The dance floor dissolves barriers, with each image telling a silent story through color, form, and blurred figures. This is not just blurred faces, but a conversation about societal norms, image authenticity, and the shared human experience beneath the digital glow.
