


Battle of the Nude Men I–III reinterprets Antonio Pollaiuolo’s Renaissance engraving through a digital lens. Drawn, layered, and printed onto fabric banners, the works depict men locked in combat.
The deliberately visible pixels highlight the mediation of the image—where flesh, struggle, and movement are filtered through contemporary tools of reproduction. By translating a canonical scene into textile and digital form, the work reflects on the persistence of violence and the shifting ways male bodies are represented across history.



printed fabric banner, each 115 x 80 cm (2025)


