I'm interested in people, myself included, on the level of how we've come to be here and now as a tiny part of

this giant organism and where we're going,

and on the level of our interactions with each other and our immediate environments.

I also like to entertain myself and others with how this giant organism always hints at its (so far) unthinkable grandeur even in a virus, and hints at itself in our senses, not just in the abstract. That we, as a species can use imagery or a sequence of sounds and silences to express/invoke a physical feeling maybe in our chest or in our whole body.

Alone and collectively.

I see technology as a beautiful, exciting and vivid part of nature. In 200 years, we might be as different from today, as we are today from chimpanzees. Or AI might terminate us. For better or worse, we are married to it and I want to be part of this possible leap. I'm currently acquiring the life skill of communicating with/through machines and digging deeper into my own psyche and emotions as a person.

I see programmable machines as valuable extensions to my thoughts and feelings and hold the potential

to further push both the conceptual

and the physical.

My years of experience as a videographer, editor, and director have eventually led me into the world of ‘digital art’.

I found myself looking for inspirations that can combine my key interests:

Image(video/illustration) – Sound(music) – Math – Technology. In 2014, I took a turn into a stranger path and I've been having fun ever since.  My recent works have been explorative in the areas of 3D animation (Cinema 4D),  programming and simulation (UE4), 
audio-reactive visual and visual-reactive audio.