DOLL.fin is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the intersections of digital futurism, nostalgia, and identity, blending visual arts, sound, and performance to create immersive experiences that challenge conventional narratives. Born from a convergence of internet culture and urban storytelling, DOLL.fin crafts intricate digital collages, textile installations, and experimental audio pieces that reflect on themes such as transformation, memory, and the fluidity of selfhood in an age defined by technology. Emerging from the underground art scenes of the early 2020s, DOLL.fin’s distinctive style employs glitch aesthetics, found imagery, and soft sculpture elements, forging a dynamic tension between the organic and the synthetic.

Their practice is informed by a deep engagement with community, often collaborating with other creatives and drawing inspiration from queer, diasporic, and subcultural histories. DOLL.fin’s work has been exhibited in alternative spaces, online galleries, and pop-up performance installations, resonating with audiences seeking new visions of contemporary art that are as playful and enigmatic as they are deeply resonant.