Indeterminate Space is a collection of abstract collectible artworks that I create digitally in my own visual style. Each work forms a distinct space, with its own composition, character, and atmosphere.
These spaces share a common artistic language while embracing diverse forms and modes of expression. The collection’s name reflects their indeterminate nature they are not tied to a specific place or a single, fixed meaning. They leave viewers free to discover their own associations and interpretations.
Each artwork is created at a resolution of 5000 × 5000 pixels and saved in the classic JPEG format. The high resolution invites you to explore these spaces up close fragments of the composition reveal their own structures, subtle transitions, and relationships between forms. What you perceive as a whole from a distance becomes a world of its own within the image when viewed closely.
Blur is a deliberate artistic element in every work. It lends softness to the forms, builds atmosphere, and makes boundaries feel fluid. Combined with the high resolution, it creates a visual richness that rewards viewing from different distances. Zooming in changes how you experience the artwork, revealing what may escape your first glanc
I create each space myself, entirely digitally. I start with a white canvas in a painting app, drawing with brushes, markers, digital paints, and effects. Then I move the drawing to another app, using perspective, scaling, blur, and curves to transform it until I am happy with the result.
I never know exactly how a finished space will look when I begin. Each change suggests a direction, and the composition emerges as I work. I enjoy experimenting and watching the initial drawing become a new artwork. This freedom to discover is part of my creative process.
I want collectors to know that these artworks are not created through struggle or hours of labor. Creating comes naturally to me, and each space takes a short time to make. Its artistic value lies in my own visual style, the decisions I make, and the final result. Each is an expression of creative freedom.
I’m Voojdab, an artist from Poland. I’m not exceptionally talented, but I want to grow as an artist. I’ll keep working on this collection until it reaches 10,000 spaces. It’s simply a dream of mine, and I’ll make it come true. Have a lovely day!
