I create immersive digital worlds at the intersection of art, science, and technology.

My work explores the invisible structures that shape our universe — fractals, vibration, chaos, and sacred geometry — using them as a visual and philosophical language to question reality and expand perception.

I see my practice as an open research lab — a space for exploring how universal patterns, natural laws, and computational systems reflect both our external world and inner consciousness.

Through this lens, I examine the relationship between micro and macro, self and system, nature and code.

My goal is to awaken curiosity and leave behind visual knowledge: artworks that function as perceptual instruments and evolving archives of hidden logic.

I use creative coding, 3D fractal generation, immersive sound design, real-time rendering, and digital photography.

My process integrates emerging technologies like TouchDesigner, Madelbulb, Blender, and AI-assisted systems to build evolving audiovisual environments.

They are multisensory structures designed to be felt, inhabited, and reflected upon.

Art, for me, is a form of resonance — a way to connect with the deeper intelligence behind existence.

Through my work, I invite viewers to step into alternate realities where complexity reveals clarity, and where the boundaries between science, art, and spirit dissolve.

This is my way of sharing what I’ve found — and of contributing to the collective imagination of our time.