Soukeyna Fall is a contemporary digital artist whose practice explores perception, identity, and movement through abstract forms. Working primarily through digitally constructed compositions, she investigates how visual forms can suggest states of presence, transformation, and connection without relying on literal...
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Soukeyna Fall is a contemporary digital artist whose practice explores perception, identity, and movement through abstract forms. Working primarily through digitally constructed compositions, she investigates how visual forms can suggest states of presence, transformation, and connection without relying on literal representation.
Her practice is rooted in a direct and intentional approach to digital image-making. Each work is manually constructed using digital tools, without the use of generative AI, allowing her to maintain a close relationship with every form, detail, and compositional decision throughout the creative process.
Through abstraction, Fall explores the relationships that emerge between forms, their proximity, separation, overlap, movement, and transformation. Her works create open visual spaces in which structure and intuition coexist, inviting viewers to experience the image rather than follow a predetermined narrative.
Her artistic practice is increasingly developing through research at the intersection of art, technology, science, and human experience. Her ongoing research project, Beyond Generation, examines how emerging technologies and artificial intelligence may influence our understanding of creativity, identity, perception, and the relationship between human and machine.
