“Mirrorverse”: The Superb Glitch Artworks of Adrian Cain
Adrian Cain is an American artist influenced by the relationship between digital and nature. Using Photography and technological programs to create visions of a utopian digital future, Cain bring emotion and feeling to data.
“Digital and analog glitch/experiments. Blender, Processing and Audacity are my main tools. I do take commissions and collabs. Keep it surreal.”
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