Past/Future is a visual and conceptual inquiry into temporal overlap, where architecture emerges as a dissonance in time—a layered fusion of what has been and what might be. In these visions, the past is not memory but active matter, ready to merge with projections of the future in a disjointed, visionary present.

AI-generated images evoke off-axis utopias and speculative architectures, where ruins transform into spacecraft, and ideal cities dissolve into dreamlike landscapes. Each scene is a temporal short-circuit—a harmonic dystopia where epochs ignore and embrace one another simultaneously.

In Past/Future, the heterochronies are not simply temporal, but also cognitive and emotional. Each era has its own rhythm and logic, but these logics do not exclude each other; on the contrary, they contaminate one another. An architecture that emerges from the heterochronies can be a palimpsest that does not follow the chronological rhythm, but instead embraces influences from various historical moments and future projections, as if each phase of time were reflected in a different but coexisting dimension.