Liquid Windows

Liquid Window #3 (green) is part of the series Liquid Windows, a collection of digital animations created using a combination of moir patterning and post-processing techniques. Within the series, each work depicts a vertical window rendered through liquid motions, organic shapes and pixel patterns. In my visual research, the window is often used as a metaphor of screen space: a portal towards a multiplicity of spaces oscillating between depth and flatness, abstraction and figuration, fantasy and reality. Liquid Windows extends this research by manifesting window frames in a seemingly ethereal or liquified state. In doing so, the series reconsiders the window as a fluid and dream-like object, a remnant of materiality within a digital realm.

Liquid Window #3 (green)

Liquid Window #1 (blue) is part of the series Liquid Windows, a collection of digital animations created using a combination of moir patterning and post-processing techniques. Within the series, each work depicts a vertical window rendered through liquid motions, organic shapes and pixel patterns. In my visual research, the window is often used as a metaphor of screen space: a portal towards a multiplicity of spaces oscillating between depth and flatness, abstraction and figuration, fantasy and reality. Liquid Windows extends this research by manifesting window frames in a seemingly ethereal or liquified state. In doing so, the series reconsiders the window as a fluid and dream-like object, a remnant of materiality within a digital realm.

Liquid Window #1 (blue)

Liquid Window #2 (red) is part of the series Liquid Windows, a collection of digital animations created using a combination of moir patterning and post-processing techniques. Within the series, each work depicts a vertical window rendered through liquid motions, organic shapes and pixel patterns. In my visual research, the window is often used as a metaphor of screen space: a portal towards a multiplicity of spaces oscillating between depth and flatness, abstraction and figuration, fantasy and reality. Liquid Windows extends this research by manifesting window frames in a seemingly ethereal or liquified state. In doing so, the series reconsiders the window as a fluid and dream-like object, a remnant of materiality within a digital realm.