Digital Fragments 415
Sometimes the Forms Collapse Entirely
In Digital Fragments 415, the boundary between figure and field dissolves into a fluid, almost liquid gesture. What remains is not a scene, not even a suggestion—but a sensation. The impression of something once seen, now softened beyond memory.
There’s a Kind of Sensual Erosion Happening in Digital Fragments 415.
The palette retains traces of flesh—peach, umber, slate—and yet none of it is flesh. It’s the memory of warmth, the residue of bodies, friction, touch. Everything appears as if behind glass or ice, smudged and slipping, caught mid-movement. As if the image were trying to forget itself.
This work pushes my exploration further into abstraction—not for the sake of opacity, but to open up the interpretive field. There’s no central form to decode. Instead, what you see depends on how long you stay. The eye invents as much as it observes.
It’s an invitation to linger in ambiguity
As part of my ongoing Digital Fragments series, this piece continues my interest in how digital abstraction can carry emotional and sensory weight. I’m drawn to that strange territory between clarity and blur—where meaning becomes unstable, and where imagination fills the space that definition leaves behind. Like its siblings, Digital Fragments 413 and 414, this work resists fixed interpretation. It unfolds differently depending on the viewer, the moment, and the mood.
The print is produced on Hahnemühle metallic paper, a museum-grade substrate known for its rich tonal depth and archival permanence. This paper captures subtle gradients and luminous shifts, which amplify the emotional resonance of the image. The result is both precise and atmospheric, catching light in unexpected ways.
Each print is part of a signed and numbered limited edition, available through my studio. The work is printed at full resolution and framed upon request. I believe that even in digital form, abstraction can be intimate. The goal is not just to make something visually compelling, but to create a moment—something to slow you down, something that might echo inside.
Order Your Limited Edition Print
Bring Digital Fragments 407 into your space. This artwork is in three sizes and printed on premium Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper for exceptional depth and vibrancy.
- Miniature Marvel (12” × 15”) — $504
- Grand Gesture (24” × 30″) — $1024
- Monumental Piece (36” × 45”) — $1924
