𝘋𝘢𝘵𝘢𝘴𝘦𝘵 is a system I created to reorganize found imagery. Born from my hand-cut collage practice the technique is translated into digital form preserving the same structural logic, revealing latent patterns through reconstruction. 1/8🧵

gm from my happy place.

a hand-built system translated into code.

I have Art on my Feed / Day 34🔻 📜 GM 🪞🍁🪩 Artists ( left to right ) ◽ @metrodoraa ◽ @1dontknows ◽ @no_faith_left ____ ◽ @MilesJohnston ◽ @lifewithart_ ◽ @arlekin_julia ____ ❗Make sure to follow them all and explore their inspiring collections.

Why are female artists so undervalued? “Experts say, it isn’t talent, its bias. A 2021 study found artworks were rated higher when ppl thought a man made them. In anonymous auctions, the price gap disappears, until buyers think they recognize a woman’s style. Then the prices drop

some recent work in the studio.

the weightless and the weighted digital and physical flowers from my dataset series.

regardless…. i’ll be here making art.

van gogh flowers

Vaulted "Blooming - The Reach" by @AbrahannyR minting now on TransientLabs. Abrahanny is such a beautiful and kind soul… I’m grateful to add a piece of her intimate work to the collection. https://t.co/qhUn93eQi6

just finished another dataset physical... can you guess? reveal tomorrow.

COLLECTORS PERSPECTIVE NO: 8 with @NaughtalieStone @MaryPatBing @sofiagarcia_io & @graceb_art cohosted with the wonderful @lifewithart_ & @CARDELUCCI will be live Dec 11th 2025 1pm est

Thank you to all who have supported this series through conversations, collecting and sharing. Explore the entire 𝘋𝘢𝘵𝘢𝘴𝘦𝘵 collection on my website: https://t.co/LCJYTTFfiU

8/8 Once the sequence is set, the system takes over. Outcomes surface unexpectedly to reveal forms and relationships beyond my prediction. much like a generative process where structure determines possibility, and the final image emerges on its own.

7/8 The physical collection continues to expand, though at a slower pace due to the limits of available source material and the time required to construct each piece by hand. The work remains repetitive, meditative, and rooted in sequencing and reconstruction.

6/8 The 𝘋𝘢𝘵𝘢𝘴𝘦𝘵 digital collection spans 20 works, drawing from portraits, florals, landscapes, and more. Each piece explores how structure, sequencing, and repetition shape how we read images and genres.

5/8 The hand built system transitioned seamlessly to digital with more images available. The same sequencing rules apply using AI instead of hands to reorganize the imagery at a faster pace and with more precision.

4/8 Musing on machine learning models train on vast archives of historical images to generate new outputs, the 𝘋𝘢𝘵𝘢𝘴𝘦𝘵 works mirror that logic, reorganizing public‑domain art history through repetition, sequencing and pattern.

3/8 Initially it was about abstraction for its own sake. But soon the system revealed how rhythm and repetition could expose the hidden structures of visual history. The qualities that make a portrait feel “Renaissance” or a garden view feel unmistakably Impressionistic.

2/8 The first 𝘋𝘢𝘵𝘢𝘴𝘦𝘵 works were large scale physical collages using old art calendars. Images were sliced into fragments and sequenced by a fixed system, disrupting familiar forms into abstraction and leaving only faint traces of the original subjects.