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Light Layer Series – Click Image for Details
Light Layer is a series of digital works exploring how light is perceived through layered structures. Each work shares the same underlying image. Variation comes from the top layer, which may take the form of a grid, veil, mist, or screen.
These layers change how the base image is seen. They act as filters that control the viewer’s experience of light.
The series focuses on how small changes in surface structure affect perception. Light is shaped through layers, without relying on objects or scenes.
Pleiades Embrace Series – Four Variations on the Emotional Gaze
This series centers on the Pleiades star cluster, rendered as a luminous core within a diffuse, layered field. Each variation—Longing, Detached, Nostalgic, and Nobles—explores a different emotional condition through changes in color, texture, and spatial form.
While unified by a shared radial structure and stellar focal point, each work introduces embedded imagery or structural overlays that shift the tone of perception. The Pleiades remain constant—drawing the gaze through memory, distance, or internal stillness.
These perceptual modulations are enabled by a custom Digital Blend technique, which allows layered transparency and chromatic integration without losing internal luminosity. Meaning does not arise through explanation, but through sustained visual attention.
Pleiades Embrace Longing
Pleiades Embrace Detouched
Pleiades Embrace Nostalgic
Pleiades Embrace Nobles
Perceptual Screen Series – Ten Variations on Seeing Through Filters
(Slits / Mesh / Sparkling / Matrix / Dots / Ripple / Grid / Rain / Crack / Crack & Bokeh)
This series explores the condition of mediated vision — the act of seeing through rather than simply seeing. Each work presents a different perceptual screen between the viewer and a luminous field: slits, mesh, droplets, digital grids, or fractured surfaces. These filters are not obstructions. They are thresholds — inviting the eye to sense what lies beyond, not through clarity, but through tension between what is revealed and what remains veiled.
All compositions are constructed entirely through digital layering. No photographs or physical textures are used. Light here is not depicted as an effect, but built as a presence — interrupted, refracted, or diffused by the structure in front of it.
Though conceptually unified, these works resist being decoded. They do not demand interpretation, only attention — offering a space where recognition can occur before language takes hold.
