Digital art is a creative language born and developed through technological tools: computers and software and algorithms and artificial intelligence. Unlike traditional art it doesn’t rely on physical materials but uses pixels or data and code as its expressive medium. Digital art has a long and fascinating history shaped by pioneers and styles that evolved over decades leading to today’s vibrant blend of digital and contemporary aesthetics — where high-tech creative tools meet decentralized forms of distribution.
In my artistic practice I explore how the digital realm can reflect and reinterpret contemporary reality turning technology into a poetic medium.