Dragon

This piece "Dragon" (2026) diverges from the series through its evocative subject and atmospheric weight. I got inspired while on a trip to Prague, where the city’s Gothic spires and layered architecture sparked the initial vision.

The composition rests on a 21-point, 21-line framework grounded in the golden ratio, yet the structure feels less like a calculation and more like a living form. Sharp planes intersect in deep reds, purples, and shadowed greens, creating a sense of tension that mimics the coiled energy of a dragon. Light catches the edges like scales, blurring the line between architectural geometry and organic movement. It is a digital sculpture that breathes with the history of the place that inspired it.