Ojovivo

Argentina

ojovivo is an experimental digital artist from San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina. His work focuses on animation, motion graphics, and animated collage, combining multiple visual languages such as video, 3D, artificial intelligence, and the creative use of CC0 material. Each piece emerges from a conceptual search where the technique adapts to the idea—not the other way around—allowing the symbolic, the surreal, and the abstract to coexist in constant transformation. He holds a degree in Graphic Design, and his training in digital art and new technologies developed through continuous study in online environments, digital communities, specialized forums, and platforms like YouTube, where he deepened his understanding of contemporary visual creation techniques.


For several years, he worked as a freelance motion graphics designer for international studios, creating animated sequences, title designs, and special effects. His work has received both national and international recognition and has been selected for festivals such as Pause Fest (Australia), IndieX Film Fest (USA), Off Camera Plus / Off Motion (Poland), and the Buenos Aires Rojo Sangre Film Festival (Argentina). His digital art has been exhibited in both physical and virtual galleries worldwide, including NFT Revolution (Saudi Arabia), NFT Liverpool (UK), NFT Europe (Spain), NFT NYC (2023, 2024, 2025), Beeple Studios, NFT Bali, PremioB Arte (Argentina), and The Futura Canvas (South Korea), among others in countries such as France, Japan, and Canada.


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Girl Standing Before a Mirror

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Girl Standing before a Mirror

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Caspar Netscher (Dutch, 1639–1684)

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This young woman’s brown and white ensemble shows Caspar Netscher’s ability to depict gleaming satins without a trace of the paintbrush, a feat admired by discerning collectors in the Dutch Republic. Netscher studied with Gerard ter Borch and emulated his teacher’s refined interiors populated with affluent protagonists. The woman’s gesture toward the gilt-framed mirror, supplemented by the imported Persian rug and pearls, invites viewers to marvel at painting’s ability to seduce and fool the viewer.

technique

collage

format

portrait

duration

01:00

year

2024

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