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Binary code artwork.
Fine art prints from £24
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My artwork in this collection is a deep dive into the fascinating world of binary code. I've always been drawn to techniques like pointillism and ink stippling, and I wanted to see if I could create something similar using actual code. After a lot of research and experimentation, I developed a unique process and a distinct style that I now call "code art."
This artwork blurs the lines between digital and analog, prompting us to consider: is it an image, or is it simply lines of code? You can really see this play out when the pieces are printed large. From a distance, they appear as complete images, but as you get closer, the code subtly reveals itself. Up close, the individual lines of binary become more prominent than the overall image.
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