In bold, shimmering hues and kaleidoscopic compositions, Edith Suchodrew's digital works envelop the viewer in elaborate systems of colour and shape. Fluid and luminous, her computer-generated images experiment with reflections and symmetry, representation and the disintegration of reality. Through these nebulous compositions, the artist strives to express a poignancy of emotion, a sense of freedom, and the "fragility of the soul." Born in Eupatoria in the former USSR, Suchodrew graduated from the Latvian Academy of Arts in 1981. Suchodrew's diverse visual vocabulary betrays a familiarity with various artistic mediums, ranging from traditional disciplines such as printmaking and figurative oil and watercolour painting, to contemporary media such as graphic design and animation. [MORE...]