This project was created between January 2025 and March 2026, during a period when I was struggling with pain, fever, the risk of sepsis, and muscle atrophy. I returned to the concept of Digital Haiku because it was the only way I could create while lying in a hospital bed. I just wrote down whatever came to my mind. Naturally, a new element is the ubiquitous glitch, which suited the state I was in. ● Part of the "Digital Haiku", "Softness" series.

Surrealism veiled in abstraction. This series is a continuation of my experiments with concealing forms. This time, a machine learning algorithm masks a drawing or photograph, and then a generative algorithm overlays everything. ● A limited-edition fine art print in museum-quality, archival standard, on acid-free paper without optical brighteners, compliant with ISO 9706. Each artwork is available in 20 numbered and signed copies.

Utopia does not exist! The ideology of a perfect order will cause suffering, just like any other ideology. What does exist, however, is an unfettered imagination. ● Part of the "Digital Haiku" series.

When I lived in an oasis in the desert, I couldn’t sit still. I wandered around, discovering newer and newer spaces. How surreal it all seemed in the blowing sand. The sun looked like a dim light bulb glowing in murky water. ● Part of the "Digital Haiku", "Softness" series. A limited-edition fine art print in museum-quality, archival standard, on acid-free paper without optical brighteners, compliant with ISO 9706. Each artwork is available in 20 numbered and signed copies.

It can take a lot of effort to focus attention, to see. ● Part of the "Digital Haiku" series.

I see a picture of a landscape That an android imagines There are no people or live animals Only electric sheep on the grass They are yellow and black and pink And they shine in the sun metallically They do not bleat or jump They only stand still And look at me mechanically Are these just faulty images in its memory Stored there accidentally by a glitch? Have they no meaning for it Just useless data to delete? ● It was an android It got devoid And it couldn't resist the sinusoid ● Part of the "Digital Haiku" series.

The seemingly chaotic paths between our planets. The incomprehensible structures we build. Different each time, yet all the same. Attempts at stability that are only partially successful. ● Part of the "Digital Haiku" series. A limited-edition fine art print in museum-quality, archival standard, on acid-free paper without optical brighteners, compliant with ISO 9706. Each artwork is available in 20 numbered and signed copies.

Have you ever felt like an old toy abandoned in a dumpster, like a used piece of equipment rusting away? When the body pierced by painful rods of memories bends under its own weight, when the feet burn with longing, and emptiness spreads around? ● Part of the "Digital Haiku" series.

Inner restlessness and feeling of discomfort, anxiety in my head, in my room, in my quarter, in my country, on my planet. And how do you feel at your place? ● Part of the "Digital Haiku" series.

I remembered the colors I loved as a child The rainbow that made my world so bright The paints that filled my canvas with delight The hues that showed my spirit so wild I recalled the shapes I used to draw The curves, angles, spirals and more The designs that expressed my inner core The figures that revealed what I adore But then the colors and shapes faded away The rainbow turned into a cloudy day The paints became dull and gray The hues and figures lost their sway I felt that abstraction was a past A memory that faded too fast A passion that I could not last A dream that I left behind cast

Emptiness is not a problem For imagination - can solve them It makes new creations From its own mutations And gives them a life and a rhythm