METAMORPHOTICA
Metamorphotica draws inspiration from Franz Kafka’s Metamorphosis, translating themes of transformation, distortion, and fragmented identity into a visual language. Each work begins as a drawing that is digitally transformed, inhabiting a space between the organic and the uncanny.
Symmetry is a key element, giving the abstract forms a subtle sense of life, as if they might breathe, pulse, or shift beyond the frame. The resulting images evoke microscopic organisms while recalling the clarity of MRI scans, creating a tension between nature and technology.
Metamorphotica explores metamorphosis not as a single act, but as an ongoing state of becoming — a fluid negotiation between the visible and invisible, the bodily and abstract, the natural and digital.
