Digital Flow is proud to present it's latest Exhibition, "Untitled".

This theme allowed our old as well as new artists to create their own work not based on a certain theme and has allowed our artists to show their skills and talents and what they are really capable in creating, and we could not be more proud of the outcome of this exhibition with 49 works by a total of 26 artists world wide.

During this exhibition, we have also had the pleasure of "Guest Artists" contributing to Untitled, and would like to personally thank Nicolas Baroille (departed), Erik Schumacher (kire) and Ulbe Sijbesma (Ulbe) for accepting to be a guest artist and contributing greatly to the exhibition.

With the release of Untitled, the digital flow administrators and creative directors would like to showcase John Dykstra (Why), who has contributed to the pack in more ways than one. Firstly being the contribution of stunning photography work and audio work. With photography like "Detroit" and "Fishbone" it is hard not to notice John as a talented artist, with a great eye for interesting and amazing shots. Don't forget to read our interview with John Dykstra.

Of course, with every exhibition, we choose a selection of what we believe to be some of the best work submitted to the exhibition. Our administrators and creative directors had a long discussion about this, and took every aspect into consideration. We came up with our final decisions so don't forget to really check out these artists and submissions. Erik Schimacher and Micael Powers (Powers) with their collaborative submission entitled "Black Fire Upon Us". Our featured artist, John Dykstra with photography submission, "Fishbone". Rtn with another photo titled, "Addict to Create". One of our newest artists, Pablo Jeffer Da Silva (Rockfield) with his "I have digital flow on my chest". Finally Luc Reinders with "The Golden Floor".

From all of us here at digital flow, we hope you enjoy our latest exhibition as much as we enjoyed creating it.

Lastly, before we leave you, we would like to announce about some new things coming to digital flow. Our layout will be getting a small change, we would like to assure you that our design is not changing, only the layout of the elements, we're hoping to create a better user experience for you while browsing digital flow, and if you have any suggestions, don't hesitate to ask us. Secondly, we have a new blog in the making, it will be a design blog, though we are going to keep the details rather scarce, more information on this will come at later time.

Regards,
DF Staff