Digital Art

This collection brings together experiments in narrative, abstraction, and visual metaphor created through digital tools. Each work treats familiar objects—buttons, phones, scissors—as actors within quietly uncanny environments, where scale shifts, gravity bends, and everyday forms take on new roles. Rather than illustrating stories outright, the pieces function as small investigations into perception: how objects behave when their purpose is disrupted, and how meaning changes when materials drift from the physical world into the digital.
The series evolves across modes—character animation, photomontage, and constructed surrealism—yet remains grounded in a single question: what happens when the ordinary is reassembled in ways the real world doesn’t permit?