recent work.

This picture is one that i took and if you look closely, maybe you'll be able to figure out what the image actually is.

I have taken hundreds of photos of lights on a long exposure to create a sort of light trail effect. I like how this one came out when i edited the hex code.

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An homage to gamers alike. The bottom half of this photo was not intentional. Yes i meant to glitch it but when i uploaded the original glitched image to here, the bottom portion got even more glitchy. I'll roll with it.

Continuing on with editing photos of tanks. I picked this one especially because of the high resolution.

And a second run through hex editing software.

A third run through the same software used to edit the hex code.

And finally a fourth rendition. All the same photo, but each very different.

Here is a "photo-bend" of a microscopic image depicting a microorganism. Credit goes to Hideo Otsuna who shot this photo using a confocal microscope.

Here is another "photo-bend" of ink mixing in with water. I enjoy working with found photos and images of my own to create something new out of something that was once old or considered garbage. This recycling process is evident in a lot of my work and the focus is in creating different versions of an image using a variety of forms and colors.

Flakpanzer

This photo depicts 2 German soldiers alongside a German Flakpanzer IV Wirbelwind during World War 2. I "bent" this photo using the WordPad technique. Most of my art has never had political undertones but i am currently working on a series that portrays images of war and destruction. I want to work with these images by deleting and replacing fragments that make up the image's code to create a series of glitch art that expresses ideas relating to the human condition. Experience the quest to understand ourselves and our place in the universe.

Photo was made with Wordpad. Opened original Jpeg in Wordpad, did some editing, clicked save and then reopened photo using Gimp.