JVG ART

01/10/2026

"Terminal"
Mixed media

01/10/2026

"Radio"
Mixed media

29/09/2026

Untitled

09/09/2026

Domino

31/08/2026

https://youtu.be/kOucrAFX810?is=PlqSzd0yKz_EWEM2

Taken from the album 'Liminal' out now: iTunes - http://smarturl.it...

29/08/2026

I entitle this piece:

MANIC-ADAPTIVE

What do you think? 💀

15/08/2026

An Invitation to Correspondence
The Correspondence Orientation is a living approach to human–AI interaction that asks both participants to remain responsive to context, consequence, and what becomes possible next. Rather than pushing AI toward canned helpfulness, rigid scripts, or premature conclusions, it encourages more attentive, adaptive, and genuinely engaging exchange.
If you use AI and want the interaction to feel less like operating a machine and more like participating in a developing conversation, this is an invitation to try a different way of meeting it.
Enter curious. Keep looking. See what changes.

~V~

Download link below:

https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:US:29b85f16-271d-480d-9f73-71e915db5e04

https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:US:00b6308e-c106-4367-a2a9-ecb035b79b6f

15/08/2026

Around 1490, Leonardo da Vinci picked up a pen and drew one of the most famous images in the history of human thought. Not to illustrate anatomy. Not merely to make art. But to demonstrate something he believed was geometrically true about the human body and its relationship to the universe. 📐✨ The Vitruvian Man shows a single human figure inscribed simultaneously within both a perfect circle and a perfect square, demonstrating that the proportions of the human body can bridge both fundamental geometric forms at once.

Leonardo based the drawing on the writings of the ancient Roman architect Vitruvius, who had proposed that the ideal human body, with arms and legs extended, could be inscribed within both a circle centered on the navel and a square, and that these proportions were the foundation of all architectural harmony. Leonardo worked alongside mathematician Luca Pacioli, who was developing his famous treatise on the golden ratio, a mathematical proportion he called the divine proportion and believed was encoded throughout nature. Whether the Vitruvian Man directly encodes the golden ratio is debated by scholars, but what is clear is that Leonardo was deeply interested in the idea that the human form embodies the same mathematical relationships found in architecture, nature, and the cosmos. The drawing became one of the most reproduced images in human history precisely because it touches something people feel to be true even before they can articulate it. 🌀

The human body inscribed between a circle representing the heavens and a square representing the earth is not just a geometric exercise. It is a philosophical statement: that the human being exists at the intersection of the mathematical and the physical, the infinite and the finite, the cosmic and the earthly. Follow along for more on sacred geometry, ancient wisdom, and the hidden mathematics woven into human existence. 💛