Glitterati is a study in the intersection of digital illustration and organic form. Using a square format, 83 Oranges builds an intricate composition that balances the softness of botanical subjects with the grit of peeling paint techniques and graphic patterns. The work relies on high value contrast and a vibrant color palette to pull the viewer into a space where nature feels both preserved and reimagined through a digital lens.

The artist employs diverse techniques—from photography to energetic paint applications—to explore the relationship between humanity and the environment. By layering these elements, the piece captures a sense of memory on canvas, treating the floral subject as a sacred entity within a complex, patterned landscape. It is a dense, tactile exploration of beauty that feels deeply rooted in the physical world despite its digital origins.