What does digital infinity look like?

De Zutter Ommery is a Belgian digital artist who studied engineering-architecture at the University of Ghent. These studies in architecture left him wondering what space might look like in a digital society. How can these digital tools affect society and what does it mean for our own daily life? By pushing the digital experimentation into the extremes he visualizes the broad spectrum of realities laying in-between.

For the first time ever in history we're on the verge of merging another plane of reality with our own reality. We've had stories, books, paintings, and images creating parallel worlds. Now very soon the smartphone in your pocket could become glasses overlaying a digital realm over everything you see.

As a painter of the 21th century, Ommery De Zutter replaces the paintbrush for the computer. Capturing the soul of people, emotions and philosophical concepts.

The artworks are formed by the digital exploration of space and materiality. Starting up the conversation between artist and the machine, forming imagery that neither could make or predict on their own. It is through the means of experimentation and pure childlike wonder the artworks start to establish themselves. Leaving behind any answers and intentions one could come up with, instead forming more questions about their own existence.

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