Digital Expressionism: Black Swan

Black Swan is one of three iterations within a series exploring digital birds as evolving forms of visual thought. Constructed entirely from recycled artworks, the piece operates through processes of digital recomposition, where prior images are reconfigured into new, hybrid structures.
Positioned as a figure of rupture and renewal, Black Swan embodies extreme transformation within both material and perceptual systems. It reflects a world in flux, where change feels accelerated and increasingly weighty, and where digital surfaces absorb and reframe this intensity. Through this lens, the work proposes rebirth not as resolution, but as continuous instability and reassembly.