Movsum (b. 1998) is an artist whose practice is rooted in rhythm, movement, and geometry. His visual language emerges from close observation of hidden structures and vibrations in space and nature, while digital mediums extend his hand as seamlessly as traditional tools. Influenced by J Dilla’s improvisational method, street culture, and architecture, Movsum transforms ruptures, errors, and fragments of the digital process into compositional elements. In his work, rigid structure and fluid line, digital and tactile, human and machinic, coexist in dynamic balance. Movsum approaches the digital not as a passive machine, but as presence. For him, art is a reflection of inner rhythm and a way of making the invisible visible — transforming the process itself into a dialogue between artist and computer.