Digital Closeness

Digital Closeness explores intimacy in an age of infinite connection and subtle distance. Faces overlap, dissolve and repeat, suspended between presence and absence, suggesting a closeness that is felt, yet never fully touched.

The composition moves like memory itself, layered, fractured and slightly unstable. Figures appear both near and unreachable, as if intimacy has been translated into signal, light and compression. The work reflects the paradox of modern connection. How proximity can exist without contact and how emotional nearness can be mediated through screens, data, and digital echoes.

This piece functions as a quiet portal into the relational space between self and other, physical and virtual. It asks the viewer to consider not only how we connect, but where that connection truly lives, in bodies, in images or in the imaginal field where meaning is formed.

Digital Closeness is an object of passage for a time in which intimacy has been re-coded. A reminder that even in fragmentation, longing still finds a way to assemble itself.

Collector Notes
This work is released as a limited edition across seven scale variants, with each size produced in an edition of twenty-five. Each print is individually numbered and marked as part of the archive.