Visual Research

2025

Digital Pointillism

Photography has long been central to our artistic identity, shaping how we explore and question visual representation in the age of new technologies. Digital Pointillism is a research-driven project that reinterprets photography through the lens of computer vision.

This series began as a commissioned exploration, allowing us to further investigate the relationship between point clouds, photogrammetry, and digital image-making. By processing these datasets in Cinema 4D, we uncovered a new perspective on reality—one where light is replaced by spatial data, and traditional photography evolves into a data visualisation.

Much like the Impressionists redefined how we see nature, we approach this project as a study of perception—where the computer’s eye reconstructs the world in fragmented points, revealing an alternative, data-driven vision of reality.