In the 21st century, Homo Digitalis, shaped by the widespread use of smartphones, represents our era's defining figure. Constantly connected and overwhelmed by visual stimuli, this digital human loses depth of understanding, leading to a culture marked by chaos and fragmentation. This obsession with the visual has caused a shift from the rich complexity of pre-digital times to a 'low resolution' world of pixelated images and glitches. The artist's work, created entirely on a smartphone, reflects this digital age, emphasizing the omnipresent pixel as a symbol of fragmentation and superficiality. Through various digital techniques, the art captures the essence of this era, often portraying subjects in a vast black void, representing emptiness and forgetfulness. alexandervanglitch@gmail.com