‘Organic Patterns’ explores how our natural environment meets the digital systems increasingly shaping contemporary life.
Inspired by clouds—both in nature and in man-made data clouds—the work reflects on the connection between the two through abstract visuals, using software to create elemental shapes, soft patterns, and meditative colours.
Through minimal compositions, the pieces offer a quiet moment to pause amid the constant demands of a hyperconnected world.
*** More artworks from this series coming soon. ***
Personal project: Art pop-up event organised in North London.
Organic Patterns explores our innate need to be connected to nature for our wellbeing, living a world increasingly shaped by technology, digitisation, and Artificial Intelligence.
Through abstract digital works, it journeys between our organic origins and the structured patterns of man-made society and technology, inviting viewers to slow down and contemplate the balance and interconnectivity between the two.
More visuals coming soon
Software used: Cinema4D & Redshift, photoshop, midjourney
Recent design & visual explorations (2025)
Exploring Strava’s app design.
Software used: Figma, midjourney, Cinema4D
Cinema 4D + Redshift exploration
FlowSys is a visual study of modularity and material expression within digital systems. Built as a fictitious design system, it reimagines UI foundations through tactile, almost architectural forms — blending grid precision with soft, luminous surfaces. The project explores how light, depth, and structure can communicate the logic and flow behind modern interface design.
Personal project: Rethinking Uber Eats - A Neumorphic UI Concept
Software used: Figma, Photoshop & After Effects
Date: 2023
Personal project: moving geometric patterns & light exploration
Software: Cinema4D, Redshift & Photoshop
Digital Twin is an interactive creative coding installation that transforms human presence into a real-time particle-based digital form, blurring physical and virtual space.
Through gesture, visitors reshape their shifting double — dissolving into grids, folding into geometry, stretching into lines, or condensing into dense clusters — exposing how the body becomes data.
Both playful and reflective, the work acts as a computational mirror, generating custom printable posters or short videos that capture the connection between human presence and its digital trace.
Built in Google AI studio
I reimagined a lounge to showcase Sony headphones within a Japandi-inspired setting I created in C4D. Using Midjourney, I explored a creative direction that shifted from a very polished aesthetic toward a more organic and raw aesthetic inspired by wabi-sabi — a philosophy that values imperfection, impermanence, and natural beauty.
Through multiple rooms, I looked at how everyday living can blend with organic design — tactile materials, muted tones, and subtle irregularities that bring the space to life. Midjourney helped generate references and variations, allowing me to curate interiors that balance minimalism with nature.
The result moves beyond minimalism, focusing on quiet character — a living space that celebrates imperfection.
