Silicon Souls I

In Silicon Souls I explore the intimate and often unnoticed relationship between humanity and technology. With a nod to the iconic vibrancy of pop art and the gritty realism of street art, each piece delves into the concept of personal identity in an era where we are increasingly 'hacked' by the technology that surrounds us. The figures, adorned with hacker's masks, become symbols of the modern individual—simultaneously hidden and exposed in a digital age. These masks, bright and abstract, suggest a veneer of anonymity yet also convey a paradoxical desire to be seen and understood amidst the chaos of bytes and pixels. My artistic style weaves through this series with sharp contrasts, bold outlines, and a kaleidoscope of colors. This series stands as a visual dialogue about the duality of connection and isolation, and the silent power struggle within our technologically tethered lives. Here, the masks we wear are more than just digital armor; they are the avatars of our deeper truths waiting to be decrypted.