A conversation with movsum

Movsum (b. 1998) is an artist whose practice is built on rhythm, movement and geometry. His visual language is born from close observation of space and nature, where hidden structures and vibrations take shape. Tools like Adobe Illustrator and Procreate become an extension of his hand, and inspiration comes from J Dilla's music technique, street culture and architecture. In Movsum's work, opposing elements, rigid structure and fluid line, digital and tactile, coexist in dynamic balance. For him, art is a way of capturing the movement of time, exploring the processes of change and transforming the invisible into the visible.

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