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Rik Oostenbroek’s Human Fluidity Portraits

By Moss & Fog1 min read
A square digital portrait from Rik Oostenbroek's Human Fluidity series — a surreal, luminous artwork in which a human face is layered with radiant abstract forms, flowing light patterns, and saturated color washes that transform the figure into something between person and phenomenon

Visual artist Rik Oostenbroek has a beautiful way of working with light and shadow, creating striking digital art that feels alive with motion and kinetic energy.

His series Human Fluidity and Evergreen showcase this skillset, using model portraits, and layering on unique palettes, forms, and patterns.

Working with brands like Adobe, HP, Red Bull, and more, his aesthetic is sought out for its use of color and fluid beauty.

Check out more of Oostenbroek’s work on his Instagram and website.

Images used with artist’s permission. 

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A square digital portrait from Rik Oostenbroek's Human Fluidity series — a surreal, luminous artwork in which a human face is layered with radiant abstract forms, flowing light patterns, and saturated color washes that transform the figure into something between person and phenomenon

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