Mark Stebbins' artwork can be described as a fusion between rigid, digital design and fluid, organic forms. Using acrylic paint and ink he creates a glitch-like aesthetic akin to photo or digital collage, coupled with a touch of the artist's hand in paint. It is important that Stebbins' work is created on small surfaces, as the digital quality of his images convey the notion of mass information and data stored within tiny complex systems of technology.

However, despite the instinct that Stebbins' work is critical of modern systems of information, it has been interpreted as a form of recognition, or celebration of the matter. It has been described as the following, "Stebbins suggests that g...