I spent 40 years of my life engaged into algorithms and numbers: now I dedicate my spare time to photography. My practice involves a unique connection between walking and photographing. When I stroll through various landscapes, I catch images which connect human eye and complexity of our world. I was attracted by perception: what can we actually see in a single photo? The human mind acts as a filter, shaping our understanding of the fleeting moments we catch. A photo is not a mere reflection of reality, but rather a subjective interpretation, influenced by the photographer's unique eye. My works reflect my own experience and way of watching the world, as HAL 9000's cyclopean eye in Stanley Kubrick's 1968 masterpiece, "2001: A Space Odyssey."