Heitor Magno:

Heitor Magno is an experimental artist and photographer who leans towards double exposure art as his main forte. Most of his work revolves around replacing models faces with painted glitches, fire or photographs of flowers. The double exposures in his photographs allow the brightest sections of the model to become transparent, giving the artist the opportunity to mix two or three different photographs together. When he uses this technique for glitching photographs, he usually covers the faces of the subjects. He also tends to digitally enhance photographs, moving sections and creating a broken/ corrupt look. A lot of his artwork is very pale and washed out which makes the glitch stand out a lot more with vivid colours and abstract shapes. I am looking to use his cutting style in my experiments as I need my models face to be covered but the rest of their body and the scenery to be easy to recognise to allow me to get my message across that society is corrupt and obsessed with technology to the point where we pass by unnoticed and without taking notice of others. His style only breaks sections of photographs which helps create a glitched look whilst still keeping the main aspects true.

Magno influenced the way I created glitches in my GIF images, this is because I used similar lines and colours to move my models face around. This was effective in creating a corrupt look whilst keeping a recogniseable frame.