FRAGMENTATION

EXPERIMENTAL IMAGE STUDIES

Sometimes an image needs to be broken apart to be seen differently.

Fragmentation explores the disruption of photographs through scanning, distortion, dots, repetition, and layering.

By breaking images into fragments, I question what remains recognizable—and what new possibilities emerge when an image no longer behaves as expected.

Blurred abstract image with a pixelated rectangular section in the center, showing distorted black and white patterns.
A nude woman with closed eyes, touching her neck and shoulder against a plain white background.
Black and white abstract digital art with wavy patterns and streaks.
Close-up of a person's lips with black dotted sticker pattern on face.
Abstract image with swirling, textured patterns in shades of teal, purple, and black.
A distorted black and white image of a person's face with exaggerated features, including large lips and prominent cheekbones, with a textured and glitchy appearance.
Close-up of the back of a person's head with short curly hair, wearing an earring, against a polka dot background.
Swirling abstract painting with a white daisy flower with a yellow center among green and yellow streaks and lines.
Black and white abstract blurred image with horizontal lines and shapes.
Close-up of a printed design featuring a large eye with a black iris and eyelashes, and black polka dots scattered around on a light pink background.
A swimming pool with lane lines and a swimmer underwater, viewed from above.