Artworks (15)
Ray marching is a rendering technique in which an entire 3D scene is encoded in a single mathematical formula, evaluated pixel by pixel. Those formulas were deliberately broken and transformed. With no interest in the precision that ray marching typically pursues, the work treated mathematical error as aesthetic material, and formal inaccuracy as a feature. That subversion was never systematic. The code was continuously tweaked and redirected, each version steering the work in a slightly different direction. Randomness was part of it, but so was judgment. The series is less a body of finished works than a set of moments extracted from an ongoing process.
The series comprises 15 unique works (14 archival physical prints paired with digital tokens, and one digital-only animated GIF loop). Available on Verse.