
Explore how physical materials, found objects and original imagery could be transformed into distinctive digital compositions, using different visual languages to communicate mood, narrative and emotion.
Each piece began with a tangible element and required its own creative approach, while maintaining strong composition, visual hierarchy and intentionality.
I created a series of mixed-media artworks by producing and sourcing physical elements including fingerprints, hand-made textures, coloured materials, medical imagery and natural specimens, before photographing, scanning or digitising them for further manipulation in Photoshop.
Through compositing, layering, colour, distortion and image manipulation, these elements were transformed into a series of expressive digital artworks spanning surreal, psychedelic, organic and industrial aesthetics.
The process combines hands-on experimentation with digital craft, demonstrating an adaptable approach to image-making and visual storytelling.





