Recopilación: JAN. 2026

01 JAN DROP · BRAIN GLITCH : ADHD This project visualizes the modern mind through abstract, geometric graphics.Layered colors, distorted flows, and shifting forms represent emotional states,attention patterns, and mental noise experienced in contemporary life. Inspired by ADHD as a concept — not a diagnosis —this series asks a simple question:If your mind were visible, what would it look like? Each composition reflects a different cognitive mood,inviting viewers to see their inner chaos, focus, or curiosity as visual form.  

02 JAN DROP · BRAIN GLITCH : ADHD This project visualizes the modern mind through abstract, geometric graphics.Layered colors, distorted flows, and shifting forms represent emotional states,attention patterns, and mental noise experienced in contemporary life. Inspired by ADHD as a concept — not a diagnosis —this series asks a simple question:If your mind were visible, what would it look like? Each composition reflects a different cognitive mood,inviting viewers to see their inner chaos, focus, or curiosity as visual form.  

03 JAN DROP · BRAIN GLITCH : ADHD This project visualizes the modern mind through abstract, geometric graphics.Layered colors, distorted flows, and shifting forms represent emotional states,attention patterns, and mental noise experienced in contemporary life. Inspired by ADHD as a concept — not a diagnosis —this series asks a simple question:If your mind were visible, what would it look like? Each composition reflects a different cognitive mood,inviting viewers to see their inner chaos, focus, or curiosity as visual form.  

04 JAN DROP · BRAIN GLITCH : ADHD This project visualizes the modern mind through abstract, geometric graphics.Layered colors, distorted flows, and shifting forms represent emotional states,attention patterns, and mental noise experienced in contemporary life. Inspired by ADHD as a concept — not a diagnosis —this series asks a simple question:If your mind were visible, what would it look like? Each composition reflects a different cognitive mood,inviting viewers to see their inner chaos, focus, or curiosity as visual form.  

05 JAN DROP · BRAIN GLITCH : ADHD This project visualizes the modern mind through abstract, geometric graphics.Layered colors, distorted flows, and shifting forms represent emotional states,attention patterns, and mental noise experienced in contemporary life. Inspired by ADHD as a concept — not a diagnosis —this series asks a simple question:If your mind were visible, what would it look like? Each composition reflects a different cognitive mood,inviting viewers to see their inner chaos, focus, or curiosity as visual form.  

06 JAN DROP · BRAIN GLITCH : ADHD This project visualizes the modern mind through abstract, geometric graphics.Layered colors, distorted flows, and shifting forms represent emotional states,attention patterns, and mental noise experienced in contemporary life. Inspired by ADHD as a concept — not a diagnosis —this series asks a simple question:If your mind were visible, what would it look like? Each composition reflects a different cognitive mood,inviting viewers to see their inner chaos, focus, or curiosity as visual form.  

07 JAN DROP · BRAIN GLITCH : ADHD This project visualizes the modern mind through abstract, geometric graphics.Layered colors, distorted flows, and shifting forms represent emotional states,attention patterns, and mental noise experienced in contemporary life. Inspired by ADHD as a concept — not a diagnosis —this series asks a simple question:If your mind were visible, what would it look like? Each composition reflects a different cognitive mood,inviting viewers to see their inner chaos, focus, or curiosity as visual form.  

08 JAN DROP · BRAIN GLITCH : ADHD This project visualizes the modern mind through abstract, geometric graphics.Layered colors, distorted flows, and shifting forms represent emotional states,attention patterns, and mental noise experienced in contemporary life. Inspired by ADHD as a concept — not a diagnosis —this series asks a simple question:If your mind were visible, what would it look like? Each composition reflects a different cognitive mood,inviting viewers to see their inner chaos, focus, or curiosity as visual form.  

09 JAN DROP · BRAIN GLITCH : ADHD This project visualizes the modern mind through abstract, geometric graphics.Layered colors, distorted flows, and shifting forms represent emotional states,attention patterns, and mental noise experienced in contemporary life. Inspired by ADHD as a concept — not a diagnosis —this series asks a simple question:If your mind were visible, what would it look like? Each composition reflects a different cognitive mood,inviting viewers to see their inner chaos, focus, or curiosity as visual form.  

10 JAN DROP · BRAIN GLITCH : ADHD This project visualizes the modern mind through abstract, geometric graphics.Layered colors, distorted flows, and shifting forms represent emotional states,attention patterns, and mental noise experienced in contemporary life. Inspired by ADHD as a concept — not a diagnosis —this series asks a simple question:If your mind were visible, what would it look like? Each composition reflects a different cognitive mood,inviting viewers to see their inner chaos, focus, or curiosity as visual form.  

11 JAN DROP · BRAIN GLITCH : ADHD This project visualizes the modern mind through abstract, geometric graphics.Layered colors, distorted flows, and shifting forms represent emotional states,attention patterns, and mental noise experienced in contemporary life. Inspired by ADHD as a concept — not a diagnosis —this series asks a simple question:If your mind were visible, what would it look like? Each composition reflects a different cognitive mood,inviting viewers to see their inner chaos, focus, or curiosity as visual form.  

12 JAN DROP · BRAIN GLITCH : ADHD This project visualizes the modern mind through abstract, geometric graphics.Layered colors, distorted flows, and shifting forms represent emotional states,attention patterns, and mental noise experienced in contemporary life. Inspired by ADHD as a concept — not a diagnosis —this series asks a simple question:If your mind were visible, what would it look like? Each composition reflects a different cognitive mood,inviting viewers to see their inner chaos, focus, or curiosity as visual form.