From the digital collection many moons ago When people first look at my paintings, their eyes inevitably fixate on a single detail: the one-eyed figures. Whether I am painting a serene woman, a stylized musician, or a geometric silhouette intertwined with a string instrument, there maybe a one eye looking back at the viewer. People often ask me if this is purely a stylistic homage to the masters of cubism. While my love for Picasso, Braque, and Modigliani runs deep, the truth is far more...

The things we see with our minds For years, I saw a grid where there was none. It started with a fascination—a "chills up the spine" moment—while standing before the works of Lucian Freud. I didn’t just see a figure; I saw a "micro-abstract" per square inch. I saw a man who didn't just paint a likeness, but who "tiled" a human presence onto the canvas, one obsessive, incremental block at a time. This was my epiphany. It was the bridge between my past as a designer—lost in the mathematical...

- Introduction: "In this blog post, I’ll be sharing a thought-provoking conversation I had with an AI, Pi, about my artistic journey, inspirations, and aspirations. Our collaboration was both enlightening and enjoyable, and I hope you'll find value in reading our exchange." - Conversation: