A digital seed planted in a post-organic world.
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25.02.2026 17:21
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A digital seed planted in a post-organic world.
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Algorithmic Landscape
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Solitude is not emptiness,
it's the space where the soul speaks,
where thoughts drift like mist across a forgotten field.
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Shot with Lomography Sprocket Rocket 35 mm and Fomopan 100.
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Some memories taste like sunlight.
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I'm not fully here.
#photography #analog #instant
Look at me. I’m still here.
#art #digital #painting #ai
Mentally I'm here.
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They exist in states of tension, imbalance, and fracture: where the human form struggles to hold what cannot be contained.
This body of work is called 'SKEW'.
I’m curious: what do you see breaking or trying to stay whole here?
Thank you for reading my story. I’ll keep opening up little by little, so you can get to know me.
To everyone who gives me the spark to keep growing: thank you.
And to Gabriel: my first supporter, my constant believer, without you I wouldn’t be here.
I refined my process until it felt truly mine.
Now, I’m still evolving, curious, restless but also feeling the pull back to my roots in photography.
So I combined everything I knew from photography: composition, light, color with AI.
I’ve always loved painting, but I’m not great at drawing.
With ComfyUI, I finally created the “paintings” I’d always dreamed of.
When AI tools emerged, Gabriel taught me everything about Stable Diffusion.
I started with AI videos, but they didn’t feel personal enough.
I wanted my art to be me.
But art always finds its way back.
I explored Photoshop, tried drawing, and with Web3, I began creating NFTs for the metaverse.
It was exciting, but I still longed to be part of the art side of Web3.
Then Covid hit.
I still photographed my family and loved ones, creating precious memories...
...but slowly, life got heavier, and I stopped creating altogether.
For years, I felt empty.
Through all of this, Gabriel never stopped believing in me.
Years later, I finally bought my dream setup: a Nikon D750 and a Sigma lens.
The quality felt unreal.
With that camera, I created ambitious portrait projects and watched my style evolve with every shoot.
One day, I found my father’s old Ricoh camera.
That’s when I started shooting film.
It forced me to slow down, think differently, and embrace imperfection.
With it, I discovered portrait photography.
I built entire worlds for my shoots: locations, outfits, makeup, hair.
My focus was always women and nature, not to fit beauty standards, but to break them.
To show them as they truly are.
Then I took the biggest risk of my life.
I bought my first DSLR, a Nikon D5300.
I couldn’t afford it. But I couldn’t not have it.
From that moment, I became obsessed.
I studied everything: online courses, tutorials, books and practiced non-stop.
My first shots? Studio photos of flowers.
Simple, but perfect for learning light, exposure, and composition.
My name is Cinzia.
In 2017, Gabriel gave me a small Samsung compact camera.
It seemed simple.
But the moment I held it, something inside me shifted.
I didn’t know it yet, but I had just found my calling.
Hi!❤️
I’m a very private person. It’s not easy for me to share my personal story.
But today, I want you to know who I really am and how art shaped my life.🧵
gm!
gm!
