Glitch art series
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Series of artworks made by photography, digital illustration, and digital processing
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Creating a work with a glitch intentionally puts the responsibility to give the glitch a purpose. One of my first usages of glitch for my visual work was on "Body glitches" illustration. There, the error visualised a feeling that was hard to explain in words. So, what if the glitch can help me visualise things that bother me and, hopefully, bother the spectator of the work as well?
With this series, I am experimenting with glitch as a means to point at something that is wrong, misplaced, annoying, frustrating, troubling, or whatever feeling of distress it gives me. This is an ongoing work.