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6 moons rising
A Digital Constellation of Rhythm, Light, and Transformation
Six Moons Rising pulses with cosmic energy and digital abstraction. Set against an electric-blue expanse, geometric fragments and layered textures merge into kaleidoscopic symmetry, echoing constellations in motion. Bursts of fiery red, radiant yellow, vivid magenta, and cool aqua collide in rhythmic mosaics that balance chaos with harmony.
Within this fractured sky, six moons emerge: a glowing orange and a smaller yellow orb anchor the left, while softer pink and pale-yellow circles drift through space, suspended in mid-orbit. Their repetition suggests an orbital dance—where stillness meets ascent, and starlight flickers between order and dissonance.
Deep cobalt tones form the cosmic stage as radiant hues scatter outward like nebulae. Pixelated, brushstroke-like textures hint at astral dust and digital interference. Six Moons Rising becomes a meditation on rhythm and transformation—where celestial cycles intertwine with the luminous pulse of digital harmony.

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Michael Bertoli is a Melbourne-based digital abstract expressionist artist whose practice explores the emotional and perceptual possibilities of color, form, and digital technology. With a background in graphic design, his work champions the expressive freedom of the digital medium through intricate layering, unrestricted palettes, and dynamic compositions. Working primarily in Photoshop, Michael manipulates shapes, textures, and visual disturbances—such as glitch aesthetics and fractal structures—to create immersive
non-representational artworks that challenge the boundaries of perception.

His creative process is both intuitive and deliberate, balancing spontaneity with careful refinement to
evoke a sense of movement, depth, and emotional resonance. Influenced by the digital age and
abstract pioneers like Jackson Pollock, he reinterprets traditional abstract expressionism through a modern, technologically driven lens.

Michael’s work is exhibited both online and in physical galleries, aiming to bridge the gap between artist,
artwork, and observer. Through vibrant digital
experimentation, he invites viewers into a space where interpretation is fluid, personal, and endlessly shifting.

Exhibitions:
2013 March 8_21 2013
NOW#2 Brunswick Street Gallery
2013 March 22_4 April 2013
NOW#3 Brunswick Street Gallery March
2014 Camberwell Rotary Art Show
2015 Camberwell Rotary Art Show
2014 Linden Postcard
2015 Quadrant Gallery - Summer Exhibition
2021 Mornington Rotary Art Show
2023 Brighton Rotary Art Show
2023 Brunswick Street Gallery : Small artworks
2024 Bendigo Rotary Art Show
2025 Summer Exhibition Quandrant Gallery Hawthorn
2025 Linden Postcards

Social Media
https://www.instagram.com/mike.bertoli.752.