Work
I've spent years building worlds, on screens, in headsets, on walls and now inside rooms. Everything here comes from the same place: a curiosity about what technology does to the human mind and spirit, and how art can make that visible. All videos feature original music by me.
01Worlds
Virtual galleries and temples you could walk through on a phone, desktop or VR headset. AR layers that make paintings and posters come alive when scanned. UV-reactive paintings with a hidden second image. I've been designing spaces to step into long before I could build them physically.
023D Animation
Much of my animation lives in one futuristic reality where machines design the world humans experience, planting temples, deities and "pay to contact" gods to keep morale high. I call it Dreamaganda: dream-induced propaganda that shows the beauty we create alongside the destruction.
03Data & Glitch
I treat data as a raw material. I databend my own photography, renders and video, sometimes converting an image into sound, editing the soundwave like audio, then converting it back into image or video. The errors are intentional: part structure, part hallucination.
04Mind
Temple Eso Project is where these threads meet. Brain activity read by an EEG headset becomes the input, and light, image and sound become the output. The space responds to the person inside it.
Glitch art is a contemporary art form that embraces digital or analog errors, bugs, and imperfections in electronic or digital media to create visually striking and often abstract pieces. Glitches can occur in images, video, audio and software through technical malfunctions, data corruption, or intentional manipulation.
I deliberately exploit these errors, mixed with my own photography and digital renderings. Some pieces are made by converting video or images into soundwaves, editing the soundwaves, then converting them back into image or video.
Sculptures I designed digitally, then 3D printed in resin. Bridging the digital and the physical.
Physical work with a digital layer: scan it with a phone and it comes alive.
Temple Eso Project (eso, as in esoteric: inner), also called The Bio-Resonant Temple. In development.