Liquid Dreams is a digital artwork that shows flower petals submerged into moving water. Gentle and dream-like, the piece makes use of a computer-generated liquid simulation and photogrammetry. 

The artwork is part of a collection of video snippets which together form a short film called "In Full Bloom". The film was exhibited on a series of screens in the streets of Shibuya Tokyo as part of the 30 Seconds Museum, a project by New Media Art and Neo Shibuya TV.

Liquid Dreams

Submerged is an artwork that aims to capture a feeling of stillness, purity and calm. It is about a momentary sensation, quiet and surreal.

The artwork is part of a collection of video snippets which together form a short film called "In Full Bloom". The film was exhibited on a series of screens in the streets of Shibuya Tokyo as part of the 30 Seconds Museum, a project by New Media Art and Neo Shibuya TV.

Submerged

Casted Light

Beneath Frosted Glass is a composition that shows plants behind a semi-matted glass. By using modified photogrammetry scans, it is a gentle reflection on the role that vegetation plays in our virtual spaces. Can we still get the same visual enjoyment from virtual plants as we do from physical ones? And what is lost when we do?

Beneath Frosted Glass

Dark Florals is a digital artwork that uses hand-drawn flower elements in a 3D environment. Inspired by the Dutch floral oil paintings of the 17th and 18th century, it is a study of the powerful contrast, sobriety and stillness of these compositions.

Dark Florals

Skinned is a research on body modification as an expression of belonging. It particularly focuses on the tattoo culture of Eastern-European prisoners in the early 20th century. Prisoner tattoos are perhaps one of the most valuable ways of visualizing systems of belief and shared values in an isolated community. They represent a means of expression deeply embedded with visual symbols. Universal as well as localized, they reference social structures, stories, and experiences hidden from public eyes.

The video installation shows tattooed skin isolated from its proprietor, in an aim to free one from its own doctrines. Exposed, gentle, and volatile, the artwork stands in contrast to the raw and violent conditions faced by the prisoners, emphasizing the need for community and emotional bonds even in isolation.

Add

Aurora Mititelu

Opportunities

For Artists

ArtConnect

Support