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A Studio Platform for creative coding, digital art & digital experiences
Where code becomes art – across the digital realm
Table of contents
One Web Arts – A Practice in Digital Art
I create code-based digital art – as an independent artist, founder of One Web Arts, and a developer who brings individual concepts to life through code – where systems meet ideas.
From first idea to final deployment – a visual glimpse into the creative loop behind my networked art practice.
My creative process moves along the edge between software technology and artistic expression – where fantasy meets code – and execution begins. This is where my digital art unfolds: as digital systems of expression, built with creative code and shaped by interaction, abstraction, and structure.
one-web-arts.com is where identity flows into code – and the digital realm becomes its native language.
Established in 2019 – rooted in code, launched for the digital space.
To me, programming is the design of conceptual systems within a non-physical space – governed by language, logic, and rule sets.
My coding toolkit – the instruments behind the ideas forming my generative art and browser-based digital expressions.
Recently, I’ve begun integrating Large Language Models (LLMs) into my creative system. Not as mere tools – but as fluid structures within the space between language, code, and meaning. I use them as cooperative systems: algorithmic resonators that process impulses, reconfigure associations, and co-create forms of browser-native digital art with me.
Digital Art Projects – Experiments in Code, Form, and Web Space
A series of public-facing explorations in digital art, digital experiments, and web-based creative coding — crafted to invite reflection, interaction, and playful friction. These browser-native works form compact studies in digital expression, where logic and aesthetics intersect on the canvas of the web.
Each piece reflects a moment in my ongoing inquiry into creative code, visual systems, and networked artistic practices.
Showcase of all creative code and digital art projects
— Explore the Works —
Index of Works
Code Experiments
The Code Experiments section presents a collection of small, browser-native applications — built not just for function, but as micro-expressions of digital art, where utility and new form converge through creative code.
Sumi-e Pad.
A minimal drawing tool with infinite variation.
This browser-based generative painting app invites you to explore digital mark-making as a form of creative expression. Use your mouse to paint freely on a web canvas — an open-ended gesture where motion, randomness, and form meet in code. Once finished, you can print or download your creation — a simple expression in digital form.
Painting tool: Sumi-e Pad
Code version: 1.0
↗ Forked from the original painting tool on fourwww.com
Use desktop for full experience
Please use a desktop device or higher screen resolution for full access to this interactive feature.
Cuadro Collecta.
A browser-native square collector game. Nothing else.
This web-based game blends minimalist aesthetics with the logics of interaction — a playful micro-experiment in networked form, embedded in the tradition of digital art. Use your web browser to play: Navigate a shifting blue grid with your arrow keys and collect all purple coins across up to 33 levels. Each new level subtly changes the rhythm, adding more coins to gather and patterns to decipher.
Web-based game: Cuadro Collect
Level: 1 | Coins collected: 0 | Time left: 0
Congratulation, you won!
Code version: 1.1
Not available
This app is not available on small screens.
Tiny Sites
The Tiny Sites section presents compact, standalone platforms — designed as tools, resources, or modular systems within a broader practice of digital art.
Each site is a self-contained environment built with creative code, offering structured information, functional design, and web-native interaction. They are digital spaces for navigation, reflection, and experimentation — essential anchors in the open topology of the web.
More than just tools, these Tiny Sites function as part of a networked digital art practice — where structure becomes expression and interface becomes medium.
Explore fourwww.com, a range of free online tools designed to enhance and streamline your digital tasks. Visit the website for more information. (Available in: English)
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