Digital work

I use digital technology to manipulate and enhance my drawings, creating unexpected and often surprising effects. Through this process, the original image undergoes a transformation, yet it retains key elements of its original character. I find it fascinating how a drawing made with organic materials—such as botanical inks or clay—can be translated into a digital medium, where it takes on new dimensions while still carrying traces of its physical origins.

Working digitally also provides a great degree of flexibility in terms of scale and presentation. The image is not confined to a fixed size but can be expanded, reduced, or even projected onto walls and other surfaces. This adaptability allows for immersive experiences, where the artwork interacts with space in dynamic ways. By merging traditional, tactile methods with digital tools, I explore the interplay between the natural and the technological, the physical and the virtual, pushing the boundaries of how an artwork can exist and be experienced.