A visual media project investigating the impact of technology on Caribbean identity while in the shadow of Artificial General Intelligence.
I’m Bekim Betoni Rauseo, a Caribbean-based digital strategist investigating how technology shapes identity, memory, and cultural perception in the region.
I am focused on the impact digital, generative, and immersive formats have on Caribbean culture. Currently I document the rare pauses when people have detached from their mobile devices to reimagine the unusual scenes. By engaging a radical yet modern Caribbean aesthetic, I seek to re-frame the nuances of everyday island life.
This work sits at the intersection of visual culture, technology, and the changing nature of self-representation. The learning continues to inform client work, creative projects, critical writing, and collaborative inquiry across art and media disciplines.
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The sanctuary where the vulnerable seek protection. Here overwhelmed minds find refuge and are free to rest, anchored in calm amidst life’s uncertainties.
The Time Slip limited edition series captures fragments of Trinidad and Tobago’s cultural legacy—moments once lived in full colour, now altered by time, but never forgotten. From open-air markets to townscape strolls to evening-time gatherings in the park, these prints reimagine the pulse of “old time days” through a radiant, contemporary lens.
Giclée fine art print on lustre paper, 16×20in
Limited Edition
*Print quality sample shown.