“As The Days Go By is a dynamic digital collage composed of twelve of my own photographs taken across Italy, Colorado, Montana, North Carolina, Florida, and Wyoming. The piece transitions in real time, appearing in daylight hues during the morning/afternoon and shifting into moonlit tones at night, mirroring the natural rhythm of time passing.

The work was inspired by my time in Portofino, Italy, where the pace of life felt unhurried and intentional. People lingered at cafés, watched the light change on the water, and moved throughout the day with an ease that felt cinematic. That sense of being present stayed with me. I wanted to create something that embodied the quiet awareness of those moments, the feeling of slowing down enough to notice how beauty exists not only in grand gestures but in the gentle transitions we often overlook.

By blending photographs from across continents into a single imagined landscape, As The Days Go By becomes both a memory and a metaphor, a place that does not exist yet feels familiar. The dynamic nature of the piece allows it to live and breathe with time itself. It is a reminder that light is never still, and that the digital medium gives us a new way to express this continual transformation. Dynamic works like this could only exist through digital art, reflecting not just the passage of a single day but our evolving relationship with time, technology, and attention.

Ultimately, As The Days Go By is an invitation to pause and look closer, to recognize the quiet beauty unfolding around us, moment by moment, as the days go by.”