TUTTI

In this series of artwork, Jane has drawn from Deleuze and Guattari’s concept of

chaos—not as mere randomness or lack of structure, but as a dynamic space where

possibilities emerge, dissolve, and transform. She embraces distortion as a vehicle for

change, rejecting polished perfection in favour of disruption’s raw beauty. In fractured

connections, new meanings surface, revealing the breakdown of old systems and

making way for something deeper, more organic.

Glitch Art, for Jane, is an embodiment of rhythm—movement, transformation, a visual

score where absence and presence interact like notes in a composition. The

interruptions, digital noise, and harmonics create a pulse, a rhythmic beat that speaks

to the essence of lived experience. Like the shifting view from a train—fragmented,

unpredictable, yet undeniably narrative—disruption is not an obstacle but a force of

vitality, the rhythm of something real, something alive.