Eko33

Jean-Jacques Duclaux, known as Eko33, has been a prominent figure in generative art since 1999. His artistic journey, rooted in a fascination with computers, uniquely blends traditional techniques with digital innovation. Influenced by mid-century design and his studies in sociology and psychology, Duclaux's work probes human biases and objectivity. His art, often inspired by nature and environmental data, features algorithmically selected colors and complex patterns that challenge perceptions.
In his "Neural Sediments" series, showcased on Art Blocks Curated, Duclaux combines computation, observation, and aesthetic sensibility. His series, "Terra Incognita," marks a new direction, integrating classic generative art elements with advanced algorithms and AI. This series invites viewers into a reimagined reality, highlighting Duclaux's ongoing innovation in digital art. Duclaux's international recognition includes exhibitions at prestigious venues like Art Basel Miami and the Venice Biennale, underscoring his influence in the global art landscape. His work captures life's transient beauty and pushes digital art's technological boundaries, cementing his status as a key figure in generative art.