METANATALIS is a research project investigating the transformation of identity under converging technologies. It examines how the self is reshaped when personal memory, political systems, and digital infrastructures overlap and interfere. At its core, the project asks how individuality can persist when life is increasingly translated into data, surveillance, and algorithmic interpretation. It reflects on the fragile boundary between the physical body and its digital counterpart, and on how memory is continuously mediated and rewritten through technology. Together, all project's media form one system: book, magazine, posters, websites, cards, video, and object do not stand alone, but move through the same idea in different states. The project traces a circular identity model, where analogue becomes digital and can return to the analogue again – as archive, code, image, and body in the future.

*Disclaimer: Due to the sensitive personal and political nature of parts of the research material, only selected excerpts can be presented here.