THE CHILD OF ZERO is a project about intelligence:

how it forms,

how it organizes what we perceive,

and how it begins to break down.

The work constructs conditions rather than images.

Images are subjected to operations—duplication, resolution shifts, activation, and interference—acting as variables within a system. Under these conditions, coherence is no longer given. It shifts, fragments, and reorganizes.

Images are not designed. They are tested.

Intelligence is not represented. It emerges as behavior.

Each work functions as a field in which perception, meaning, and authority become observable under pressure. As structures lose stability, alternative forms of organization appear, revealing how systems maintain, transform, or exceed their own logic.

What emerges is not a fixed image, but a condition:

a field in which intelligence is continuously produced and transformed.

Leire Ruiz Núñez is a visual artist working between digital composition and installation.

Her work has been exhibited internationally and is held in private and institutional collections.

Born in Spain (1991), studied architecture and philosophy, lives and works in Brussels.

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