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VIDEO
⤑ editing
⤑ compositing
⤑ motion graphics
STILLS
⤑ photography
⤑ strips
⤑ sketchbooks
ABOUT
⤑ me
⤑ dh.peya@gmail.com
Comic Strips
Comic strip work
Visuals presented in reduced quality
4 panels
Theme :
Identity erosion, personal transformation, loss of self
Project Note :
Who am I when what I loved in me fades away ?
This short strip reflects on identity erosion, not as a metaphor, but as a lived tension.
What does it mean to “remain yourself” after years of shifting, breaking, adapting ? How much of what made you, your softness, your clarity, your joy, survives hardship without vanishing ?
This strip doesn’t aim to dramatize loss, but to hold the weight of having changed to continue, and the uncertain space between survival and betrayal of self.
A fragmented portrait of identity, drifting quietly from what it once was.
Tools :
| Role | Description |
|---|---|
| Rough : | Hand-drawn |
| Cleanup & Color : | Photoshop |
Construct
7 panels
Theme :
Soul preservation, identity, digital metaphysics
Project Note :
What happens to the soul when technology promises continuity ?
Construct is a short visual sequence rooted in a recurring theme of science fiction : the possibility of transferring human consciousness into digital vessels. Inspired by a scene in Cyberpunk 2077, particularly the mission Save the Monk, and its televised debate around a relic device preserving the soul via a chip.
This comic reframes that question through minimal narration and suspended tension.
Rather than exploring the technical plausibility of such transfer, the strip focuses on the mental residue left by the act : the uncertainty, the philosophical dissonance, the displacement of belief. The format, pared down, almost mute, reflects the liminal state of a being caught between what was and what might persist.
The piece echoes pop culture’s long-standing fascination with digital identity (Ghost in the Shell, The Matrix, Blade Runner), yet remains deeply personal. Here, the “construct” is not a copy, nor a machine, it’s a doubt rendered visible.
Tools :
| Role | Description |
|---|---|
| Rough : | Hand-drawn |
| Cleanup & Color : | Photoshop / Illustrator |
Transe 1
10 panels
Theme :
Inner self, identity, transcendence, disconnection, liberation vs conditioning, excès, repetition
Project Note :
A visual descent into excess.
Transe is a series of projects that explores the corrosion of the self, mental, physical, spiritual, through the lens of indulgence. The act of consuming becomes both liberation and decay.
It questions the nature of extremes : are they gateways to understanding, or just brief escapes disguised as revelation ?
The frame sequence mirrors that tension, from control to collapse, from pleasure to distortion. The fall isn’t glorified, but observed, as if asking : where does expansion end, and self-erasure begin ?
Tools :
| Role | Description |
|---|---|
| Rough : | Hand-drawn |
| Cleanup & Color : | Photoshop / Illustrator |