I am Ysa. A post-photographic artist whose lens is algorithms. Here I leave my manifesto — where technology and humanity intertwine.Each image is an attempt to translate what makes us human, one algorithm at a time. My Brazilian essence turns into lines of code, and my art, into thousands of pixels.

My name is Isabela Meggiolaro, also known as YSA. I am a Brazilian post-photographic artist who explores the intersections between memory, identity, and brasilidade through generative technology (AI) and digital experimentation.

My work employs an expanded documentary aesthetic focused on the human figure, transforming cultural diversity, saberes populares, and everyday Brazilian life into images that re-interpret, preserve, and celebrate a collective heritage.

The series Brasil Profundo exemplifies this practice: an artistic gesture that involves thematic research, the algorithmic construction of visual narratives, aesthetic curation, and technical refinement. Each image emerges from an authorial flow where sensitivity and technology intertwine. Each face, each feature, carries the intimacy of my feelings—expressing the complexity of the human through synthetic lenses and algorithms.

My camera is my thoughts, coded to explore a sensitive and restless mind. The blockchain, in turn, becomes a living archive of these fragments: recording and perpetuating the beauty of what keeps me alive—transforming life into contemporary art, one data point at a time.