low-resolution imagery

His Dogme 95 movement deliberately embraced low-fidelity aesthetics and handheld cameras to strip cinema to its emotional essence.

He uses intentional image degradation, overexposure, and low-resolution textures to create dreamlike, emotionally evocative visual narratives.

His work frequently employs grainy footage, degraded video quality, and pixelated imagery to evoke psychological unease and surreal dislocation.