Rachel de Joode explores the intersection of sculpture, photography, and digital media. Her work plays with materiality and illusion by juxtaposing images of organic textures—skin, stone, clay—with abstract sculptural forms. She questions the relationship between the physical and the virtual through the use of 3D printing, collage, and installation. Her aesthetic blends the tactile and the visual, creating works that appear both real and artificial. Through her experiments, she examines our perception of matter and imagery in the digital age.