Terrains consists of 84 abstract digital landscapes, where texture, color, and form are used to suggest natural topographies. The images are linked by their focus on the interplay of organic shapes and a rich, diverse palette that ranges from the stark contrasts of icy blues to the warm gradations of earthy tones.
The artistic approach can be seen as a modern interpretation of abstract expressionism, where the emphasis is on the emotive power of color fields and textures rather than on representational accuracy. The collection may draw inspiration from artists like Gerhard Richter, particularly his abstract pieces, which also explore the blurred lines between photography and painting. These works stand out for their ability to evoke the varied surfaces of the natural world through digital manipulation, presenting viewers with a sensory exploration of imagined landscapes.
