Digital Art & Creative Experiments

A space for visual exploration beyond client work.

Digital art gives me the freedom to experiment with ideas, color, form, photography and new creative tools without the limitations of a commercial brief.
These personal projects explore different directions — from portraits and surreal compositions to image manipulation, fantasy concepts and experimental visual worlds.
Some works begin with photography, others with illustration, digital compositing or emerging creative technologies. What connects them is curiosity and the search for an image that feels unexpected, expressive and visually memorable.

Experimental portraits, characters and visual interpretations exploring form, expression, color and atmosphere.


Vivid visual explorations inspired by nature, animals, color and imaginative environments.


Creative compositions developed through photography, retouching, digital editing and image manipulation.


Surreal characters, symmetrical forms and visual experiments that explore the space between abstraction and recognizable imagery.


10 of the Best/Largest Stadiums in Europe UHD [4K] video
10 of the Best/Largest Stadiums in Europe UHD [4K] video – Watch in YouTube
Hannover Leibniz University (LUH) - Drone video - 1080p
Hannover Leibniz University (LUH) – Drone video – 1080p – Watch in YouTube
Vatican City, St. Peter's Basilica UHD [4K] video
Vatican City, St. Peter’s Basilica UHD [4K] video – Watch in YouTube
FIFA World Cup official match balls 1930 – 2022 – Watch in YouTube
Tangier, Morocco where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean (Walk around the city by car.)
Watch in YouTube

Personal work has always been an important part of my creative process.

Client projects begin with a problem to solve. Personal projects begin with a question:
What happens if I try this?
That freedom allows me to explore techniques, visual styles and technologies that may later influence my work in design, photography or branding.
I don’t see digital experimentation as separate from my professional work. It is one of the ways I stay curious, test ideas and continue developing my visual language.