1. Core Philosophy & Theme

Central Question / Focus Core Philosophy (Short Thesis) My work investigates the intersection of ephemeral human experience and permanent technological records, often resulting in visual noise and fragmentation.

2. Technical Process & Materials

Mediums & Methods Primarily digital painting using custom brushes and procedural generation algorithms. Final output is often giclée print on archival paper, sometimes mounted on aluminum. Key Technical Choices The deliberate corruption of image data serves as a metaphor for cognitive decay. The use of aluminum grounds the digital output in a cold, permanent materiality.

3. Viewer Impact & Context

Intended Impact on Viewer I want the viewer to feel both nostalgia and profound unease—a recognition that nothing is truly saved, only transcribed. Context of Current Work / Series The current series, "Glitch Archive," moves away from pure abstraction and introduces corrupted portraiture, tying the themes directly to the human figure.