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Otherworldly Biomimicry 2 (2025) Digital Arts by Fran De Souza

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For this piece, I reused the same two stock photos of female models that I had previously used in Blurred Duality, intentionally combining them in a disproportionate way to create a face with an almost alien appearance. With this intriguing figure before me, I decided to design a skin texture that mimics the natural camouflage developed by certain [...]
For this piece, I reused the same two stock photos of female models that I had previously used in Blurred Duality, intentionally combining them in a disproportionate way to create a face with an almost alien appearance.
With this intriguing figure before me, I decided to design a skin texture that mimics the natural camouflage developed by certain insects, reptiles, and other animals on our planet to blend into their surroundings—as if it were an evolutionary adaptation of this being on its own planet.
To achieve this, I used four different textures: a wooden blind, a banana plant trunk, a wooden door, and a stack of basalt blocks cut into sections.
While working, every adjustment to the blending modes or the duplication of a layer revealed stunning new possibilities to bring this creature’s crypsis to life. I selected the four variations I liked the most, but I’m certain I’ll revisit this project and experiment with new possible skins for this mysterious being.

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I studied Graphic Advertising at Escuela Técnica - UTU (Universidad del Trabajo del Uruguay) from 1991 to 1993, graduating that year. Photography and drawing were my favorite hobbies, and since the late '80s, [...]

I studied Graphic Advertising at Escuela Técnica - UTU (Universidad del Trabajo del Uruguay) from 1991 to 1993, graduating that year.

 Photography and drawing were my favorite hobbies, and since the late '80s, I’ve been playing in various local rock bands.

In 1995, I began working as a video editor and cameraman, a role I held until October 2023 when I lost my job. Over those years, I had to set aside drawing and photography due to a lack of time, and music became my main outlet. Nonetheless, I often spent my free moments between jobs manipulating images on my PC, experimenting with filters, textures, noise, and distortions until they were almost (or completely) abstract.

As camera technology evolved over the years, improving the image quality, I developed an obsession with degrading images, making them less sharp, dirtier, and more "analog," so to speak. Textures, especially "grunge" textures, became crucial in my work. In the past year, I’ve devoted even more time to this process, which I consider a form of "digital art with analog materials," involving photographs altered with textures and often, textures layered with more textures.

I maintain a blog on my website where I share the process behind each work I post there and on my social media.

And now, I’m here, presenting my work to a more specialized audience.

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