A digital abstract artwork featuring blurred, stretched forms in deep reds, vibrant blues, and metallic tones. The composition suggests movement and transformation, with fluid textures and layered reflections creating a sense of depth and impermanence.

Digital Fragments 404

Where Form and Fluidity Intersect

Digital Fragments 404 continues Denis Leclerc’s exploration of digital abstraction, where form and fluidity intersect in a visual space that feels both structured and unstable. This artwork captures the moment just before form dissolves—when clarity begins to fade, and movement takes over.

Bold, saturated hues—deep reds, vibrant blues, and shimmering metallic tones—collide with blurred and stretched textures. These visual elements evoke transformation and motion. Light plays across the surface, altering perception and distorting depth. As a result, the piece invites viewers to question what is fixed and what is fleeting.

Positioning Digital Fragments 404 Within Contemporary Art

Inspired by movements like Post-Digital Abstraction, Neo-Expressionism, and the Digital Sublime, Digital Fragments 404 resonates with the energy of gestural painting while embracing the flexibility of digital media. It also shares a visual language with Glitch Art, yet remains closer in spirit to digital impressionism and liminal art, where the image floats between reality and disappearance.

A short animated version of Digital Fragments 404, generated by AI, extends its visual language into motion. This experiment examines how artificial intelligence interprets artistic fluidity, blending human intuition with algorithmic process. The result is a tension between mechanical translation and aesthetic intent.

Ultimately, Digital Fragments 404 is more than a still image. It is an abstract memory—a visual trace suspended between gesture and atmosphere. It asks us to look closely, knowing that what we see may vanish the next moment.

Order Your Limited Edition Print

Digital Fragments 404 is available in three sizes, printed on museum-quality Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper. Each print captures the depth, contrast, and luminosity of the digital original.

  • Miniature Marvel (12” x 12”) – $504
  • Grand Gesture (24” x 24”) – $1024
  • Monumental Piece (36” x 36”) – $1924
Abstract digital artwork featuring fluid, burgundy-red organic forms twisting and stretching against a textured golden background. The composition blends smooth, reflective surfaces with dynamic movement, evoking a sense of transformation and depth. Part of the Golden Rule series, this piece explores the interplay between structure and fluidity, reminiscent of classical forms reimagined through digital distortion.

Digital Fragments 402

Digital Fragments 402

A curve, a flow, a tension between movement and stillness. Digital Fragments 402 is part of the Golden Rule series, a collection that explores the delicate balance between control and chaos. The deep burgundy forms twist and stretch against a golden backdrop, evoking both sensuality and structure—an echo of classical figures, reshaped by time and technology.

As this series nears its conclusion, I feel it is leading me back to something essential—movement. A return to animation, to the shifting interplay of light and form, to the very origins of my creative journey. Perhaps this is not an end, but a transformation.

About the Golden Rule Series

The Golden Rule series is a meditation on form, texture, and the tension between the organic and the digital. Each piece reflects a meticulous exploration of abstraction, where fluidity and structure coexist in a dynamic visual language.

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Bring Digital Fragments 402 into your space. This artwork is available in three sizes, printed on premium Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper for exceptional depth and vibrancy.

Digital Fragments 401 by Denis Leclerc, abstract artwork with folded pink and silver textures over a gold background, part of the Golden Rule Series.

Digital Fragments 401

Digital Fragments 401

Digital Fragments 401 is part of the Golden Rule Series. In this body of work, I explore movement, texture, and transformation through digital abstraction. Although each piece begins without a plan, it often finds its own rhythm. In this one, the forms seem to shift and pulse, as if suspended between stillness and motion. As a result, light and shadow sculpt the surface, revealing depth in every fold.

At the same time, a golden backdrop introduces a sense of calm. It acts as a quiet contrast to the restless energy of the forms. Moreover, soft pink and silvery tones enhance the sensation of movement. Consequently, the entire composition feels like a living, breathing material, constantly in flux.

Ultimately, Digital Fragments 401 continues my search for balance. I am drawn to spaces where structure dissolves. After all, that is often where the image begins to speak.

Order Your Limited Edition Print

Bring Digital Fragments 401 into your space. This artwork is in three sizes and printed on premium Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper for exceptional depth and vibrancy.

Digital Fragments 359 — Quantum Field Series

Digital Fragments 359

Digital Fragments 359 is a unique iteration within the Quantum Field Series, which I regularly share on my Instagram platform. Through the Quantum Field Series, my primary aim is to visually delve into the intriguing interplay of different surfaces and how they can intricately interact and intersect with one another in captivating ways.

 

How do we situate ourselves in space today?

International Digital Miniprint Exhibition 19

Egoklaar, also known as the visual artist Denis Leclerc, embodies the new wave of visual artists exploring the boundaries between art and technology, incorporating cross-pollination in the creative process, i.e., the crossbreeding of different techniques and mediums.

How do we situate ourselves in space today?

The anthropomorphic continental mass reminds us that humanity shapes the appearance of our planet through its activities.

At the heart of landscapes lies a territory

International Digital Miniprint Exhibition 19

Egoklaar, also known as the visual artist Denis Leclerc, embodies the new wave of visual artists exploring the boundaries between art and technology, incorporating cross-pollination in the creative process, i.e., the crossbreeding of different techniques and mediums.

At the heart of landscapes lies a territory

The geographical map is not limited to representing a physical space; it also constitutes a mental construct. Our perception of the environment is entirely personal, based on a unique mental reconstruction for each individual.

Digital Fragments 264

Digital Fragments 264

Digital Fragments 264

Digital Fragments 264 is a captivating abstract composition that combines vibrant colors, layered tones, and strategic fragmentation to create a visually stimulating experience. The deliberate contrast and careful balance between elements of repetition and composition bring a sense of depth and atmospheric movement to the piece. With its overall grainy texture and meticulous color palette, Digital Fragments 264 engages viewers and highlights the beauty of abstract landscapes.

Digital Fragments 184, an abstract painting inspired by the study Patroclus by Jean-Louis David.

Patroclus

Digital Fragments 184

Patroclus

Immerse in the exquisite beauty and captivating journey of artistic evolution through Digital Fragments 184. This mesmerizing digital painting draws inspiration from Jean-Louis David‘s study of Patroclus, weaving historical art and modern technology into a harmonious fusion. Explore the intricate details and thought-provoking recontextualization in this stunning artwork. Let the colours and forms guide you on an artistic voyage that transcends boundaries. Discover the rich layers of meaning and emotion that unfold with every gaze, and be enveloped in the captivating essence of this extraordinary masterpiece.

An abstract interpretation of The Oath of the Horatti by Jean-Louis David

The Oath of the Horatii

Digital Fragments 255

The Oath of the Horatii

Digital Fragments 255, part of the Art Treasures series, presents a captivating abstract reinterpretation of Jean-Louis David’s acclaimed masterpiece, The Oath of the Horatii. By reimagining this iconic monumental painting, Digital Fragments 255 offers a fresh perspective on the enduring beauty of David’s original creation. It focuses exclusively on the interplay of shapes and colours, transcending the need for a narrative. Immerse yourself in the timeless allure of this extraordinary artistic expression.