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Mental landscapes
Some landscapes do not exist in the physical world, yet the moment you see them, you remember them. How is that possible?
I am thrilled to share that my work has been officially recognized and featured in AI Art Digest, curated by the renowned international visionary Vito Di Bari. This feature explores the concept of “erosion”—not as geological decay, but as the radical dismantling of the traditional image to transport viewers from the physical world directly into a vast, uncharted mental landscape.
Through these pieces, we explore spaces that feel strangely familiar, acting as a collective memory filtered through an intimate, deeply personal lens. It is a powerful validation of how art and technology can merge to build worlds that touch the core of who we are.
If you want to see how the boundaries of digital art are being pushed, this feature is a must-read.
Featured in Vito Di Bari's "Enchanted Grounds" essay, AI Art Digest ↗
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01 Cadena de callejón
A chained stone street glowing towards first light.
02 Acantilado Encendido
A clifftop town burning with light above a night sea.
03 Puente del Ocaso
An old viaduct and a hilltop town under a burning sunset.
04 Sandía Abierta
A street market stall, split watermelon among the fruit.
05 Balcón de Geranios
A baroque balcony, green shutters and geraniums in bloom.
06 Manos de Harina
Hands shaping pasta along a sunlit alley.
07 Arco Abierto
A stone arch opening onto cliffs and deep blue water.