The perfect geometric figure, the circle, is broken in the representation of my logo.
This symbol is my mirror: it reflects myself and my vision of the world and it is always associated with my slogan “I try to find beauty in things that are imperfect. Like me”.
I have always felt unsatisfied with today's society's communication. I have felt imperfect for many years in a world that would want me to be too perfect and promotes values of absolute perfection (bodies, thoughts, job career, family…) until, after years and years, I simply learned to accept myself and turn all my inadequacy into a plus.
I bring the same poetics into digital art. I began to distort everything I was given by society: everything seems to be too perfect, too schematic, too pre-set, too symmetrical and at the same time so terribly unreal. I simply try to give life to an environment where, thanks to my art, I can feel more comfortable and real.
My artworks arise from the same amount of imperfection, from a sort of "digital error": I invert standardized processes that should lead everyone to the same result; I manipulate specific digital operations (more and more times) that always lead me to a different conclusion, if not opposite, to the one that this process would have produced if I hadn't tried to get involved, to interact with it.
I don’t settle for the visible world, I don’t want to be passive, I think that nothing is absolute. Breaking the rules of standardized processes and computers I gave birth to my artworks: they are always different from each other and unrepeatable.
