The Art of Play

Geometry in motion and the silent structure of sport in the work of Tormius

A conversation with Tormius

Tormius is a digital artist based in Valencia, Spain, whose practice unfolds at the intersection of geometric abstraction and the absurd. His work is defined by bold shapes, vivid colors, and a meticulous sense of visual clarity, compositions that explore tension, play, and meaning through structural balance. Drawing inspiration from early avant-garde movements, Tormius has developed a distinctive visual language that blends precision with spontaneity. His aesthetic is shaped by a deep curiosity, a minimalist approach, and an ongoing desire to challenge expectations. Working across various digital formats, he crafts a space where order and absurdity coexist, inviting viewers into systems of form that feel both intentional and intuitively playful. Tormius has built his artistic career within the Web3 ecosystem, where he is an active participant as both creator and collector. His work reflects a long-term vision, grounded in a philosophy that values curiosity, individuality, and creative freedom. For him, art is more than expression, it is a way of connecting with the world, of building a future one gesture at a time. Each piece he creates is part of a broader journey: an exploration of rhythm, structure, and the invisible dynamics that shape how we live, move, and imagine.

ECHOES OF SELF

A fractured ritual of identity in the work of 1dontknows What remains of us when the face dissolves? What voice keeps speaking when memory turns to image, and identity becomes an echo?