I am a self-taught digital artist with an engineering background. I blend precision and creativity to craft two distinct bodies of work: fractal art and digital paintings. While they differ in process and appearance, these two styles embody the duality of my artistic practice: one rooted in the precision and logic of mathematics and the other in the free-spirited expression of lived experiences. Both are united by a shared sense of pushing boundaries and a passion for uncovering beauty in the unexpected.

My fractal art is created using mathematical formulas in computer software, where I explore the endless possibilities of fractal patterns. This technical and experimental process allows me to design intricate, layered pieces inspired by natural fractals. Though geometric patterns often appear rigid, fractals—common in nature—can possess a fluid, organic quality which can be modeled by mathematics. By layering these patterns and carefully selecting colors, I transform flat designs into vibrant compositions that feel almost three-dimensional. Each piece is a journey, sometimes meticulously planned and other times a process of organic discovery, resulting in work that feels both mathematical and deeply connected to nature.

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In contrast, my hand-drawn digital paintings embrace the spontaneity and energy of urban art and graffiti. This new body of work draws inspiration from many sights, textures, and cultural experiences I’ve encountered during my travels. The process is fluid and intuitive, a stark departure from the calculated approach of my fractal creations. Through bold colors, layered textures, and a blend of abstract forms with natural elements, I aim to convey the rhythm and energy of the experiences that inspire me.