Using self-taught image editing, CAD software, and custom algorithms, photographs are rebuilt into intricate geometric patterns. The result lives between abstraction and figuration, where a face only fully resolves once you step back and let your eye do the work.
Pigmented acrylic ink, prized for its vibrancy and lightfastness, is layered with acrylic gloss gel medium using a modified pochoir technique. The result is a luminous, almost plexiglass-like surface with quiet depth up close.
Forty years across architecture, desktop publishing, and programming shaped a visual language rooted in mathematics and pattern. That same sensibility extends into the apparel collection, wearable proof of everything learned along the way, applied at once.
