Daniel Pinci

Daniel Pinci works through an iterative process of photography, digital editing, physical recreation, scanning, printing, and digitizing. Each piece cycles through physical and digital states — accumulating texture, meaning, and decay with every pass.

The work begins with a photograph, is deconstructed digitally, reconstructed physically as collage, scanned back into the digital realm, printed, torn, layered, and scanned again. This loop continues until the process itself becomes the subject — each iteration leaving its own residue of intention and accident.

The result is dark, confrontational, and layered in ways that resist easy reading. Faces fracture and double. Surfaces degrade until the distinction between original and reproduction dissolves. The physical collage exists somewhere behind the digital print, and the print exists somewhere ahead of the collage.

Process

Photography → Digital editing → Physical reconstruction → Scanning → Printing → Digitizing → Repeat.

Some works are the original physical collage — singular objects that carry every mark of their making. Others are the digital print, capturing a specific moment in the iterative cycle. Both are the work. Neither is more real than the other.

Prints

Limited edition giclée prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm. Matte finish. Each print is hand-signed and numbered by Daniel Pinci. Printed and fulfilled via Gelato. Ships worldwide in archival packaging.

For original works, custom sizes, or commissions — contact directly.

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SBVRTCNVRT is the working name. The brand. The container for what happens when the process runs long enough.