Digiscape started in 2021 with Lava. It wasn't planned as a series. I was just curious: what does a digital ecosystem look like if you're not trying to copy the real thing?
Then came Seabed, then Forest. At some point I noticed a pattern. I kept doing the same thing I did as a kid, flipping a plastic tub upside down and deciding it was a wok. Take something real, change one rule about it, see what happens.
What if you could walk through a forest that flipped upside down? What if you could hear what a plant feels when you touch it? What if an ocean made of leaves moved like real water?
Each work starts from a moment that caught me off guard, something I saw, touched, or learned for the first time. The formats keep changing. Screens, fulldome, living plants wired to sensors. But the impulse hasn't changed since I was a kid with a plastic tub.
The artworks from the Digiscape series was exhibited in the following exhibition.