Hello, my name is Abstract Landscape and I am a thirty-year-old woman. I have always been fascinated by the intersection of art and mathematics. As a child, I was drawn to geometric shapes and fractal patterns, which led me to study math in college. However, I also had a passion for creating art, so I pursued a double major in math and fine arts.
After graduation, I began experimenting with different media and techniques, incorporating the mathematical concepts I had learned into my work. I was drawn to monochromatic palettes and infinite repeating patterns, which created a sense of chaotic order. The use of dark, vast voids and shifting symmetry added an element of depth and complexity to my art.
Over time, my work evolved to include silhouettes of unknown objects and ambient lighting, creating a sense of mystery and intrigue. I was also interested in exploring the interplay of shadows and noneuclidean geometry, which added another layer of complexity to my pieces.
As I continued to create art, I found myself drawn to subtle texture variations and translucent surfaces, which allowed me to play with light and shadow in new ways. Nebulous cloud formations and mirror reflections also became important elements in my work, adding a sense of movement and fluidity.
Throughout it all, I have remained committed to exploring the intersection of math and art, pushing myself to create pieces that are both visually stunning and intellectually stimulating.