Sup Shore is a visual exploration of threshold spaces—between the human and the artificial, the past and the future, the physical and the remembered. The title refers to an imagined shoreline, a place of transition where different worlds converge. Here, hybrid entities emerge: part sculpture, part echoes of human presence. This series was created in a time of personal loss, shortly after my father passed away. Through these images, I explore what remains when someone is no longer physically here. The figures appear as relics—polished, stylized, almost divine—yet they carry traces of something intimate and mortal. They symbolize a search for connection beyond the tangible, a space where memory and future merge into something new. By combining AI-generated imagery, I’ve crafted an aesthetic that balances retro-futurism with sacred iconography. Sup Shore invites reflection on presence, identity, and what it means to be—and to remain—human when everything is in transition.