The workart “DIGITAL ROOT,”
composed of about 10,000 small interlocking tiles,
similar to cells or pixels, is a metaphor for the artist's
digital footprint and, more generally, that of human beings.
Each tile is a fragment that, together with the others, builds a mosaic:
an identity, a community, a memory.
Just like in the Panopticon,
each element is connected but not entirely free.
Everything is part of a larger structure,
perhaps invisible but present.
“DIGITAL ROOT” creates a dialogue between uniqueness and control,
freedom and system. The work prompts us to reflect on how our identity
is constructed not only through what we create,
but also through what others see in us.




















