archival pigment print on cradled wood panel 40" x 30" x 2" $1,825.00 USD Available
This piece depicts the fractured reality of modern existence, where human relationships, digital circuitry, and cultural fragments collide. By layering images of embrace, circuit boards, graffiti, and symbols of both optimism and discontent, I reflect the contradictions of living in a world that is both hyperconnected and emotionally detached. The broken circle — marked with a half-smile, half-frown — becomes a logo of ambiguity: joy and sorrow, unity and rupture, possibility and loss.
Technology connects and isolates us while the language of symbols can shift meaning depending on context. I hope we can all pause to recognize our own place in this tension: between digital and physical, public and private, optimism and despair.
There is no substitute for physical, in-person human interaction.
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Artwork is signed by the artist in a limited edition of 2.
This piece depicts the fractured reality of modern existence, where human relationships, digital circuitry, and cultural fragments collide. By layering images of embrace, circuit boards, graffiti, and symbols of both optimism and discontent, I reflect the contradictions of living in a world that is both hyperconnected and emotionally detached. The broken circle — marked with a half-smile, half-frown — becomes a logo of ambiguity: joy and sorrow, unity and rupture, possibility and loss.
Technology connects and isolates us while the language of symbols can shift meaning depending on context. I hope we can all pause to recognize our own place in this tension: between digital and physical, public and private, optimism and despair.
There is no substitute for physical, in-person human interaction.
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Artwork is signed by the artist in a limited edition of 2.