Captured Flow (2013, reworked in 2024) - Peter Molick

"In 2009, I launched ""Captured Aesthetic,"" a blog that served as both a creative outlet and a narrative of interesting developments in the design and art world. This platform mirrored my personal journey from architecture to image-making, acting as a beacon of inspiration during this significant transition. Concurrently, my Instagram account under the same name became a digital canvas for sharing and honing my evolving interests in photography and art. This period was marked by an exploration of artistic methodologies, particularly the fusion of digital illustration with photography. This approach allowed me to question and reinterpret our collective digital experiences, offering a fresh perspective on reality through the lens of digital innovation. One of my initial projects, ""Captured Flow"" (2013), exemplifies this exploration. It features a two-dimensional illustrative line that meanders through the static, monumental layers of an architectural photograph, infusing it with an otherworldly and playful energy. My journey continued with the ""Terraforms"" series, where I integrated low-poly digital geometries into starlit landscapes. These projects reflect my ongoing fascination with blending digital artistry with natural beauty, a theme that has persistently captivated my imagination." Artwork by https://twitter.com/pixelpete