Step into the world of David Dessens's installations where art comes alive. Fascinated by nature and inspired by modern and classical art, Dessens creates captivating pieces in generative art.

David Dessens (1980, Perpignan, France) is an artist who uses digital means of generative art to express his fascination with the beauty of nature. Dessens works with mathematical algorithms and patterns found in the natural world surrounding us. While studying art in high school, David Dessens started doing his kinetic metal sculptures inspired by the experimental Swiss sculptor Jean Tinguely. Having spent years in metal sculpture, he realized the importance of digital technologies and the new opportunities they bring. Then, he explored generative art while performing as a visual artist in musical events and festivals across Europe. At the time, in the generative art world, he was known as Sanch, which was a nickname referring to his Catalan roots. As an inspiring artist, David Dessens was invited to several art schools and digital festivals, such as the Royal Academy of Art in Stockholm and HyperWerk (Institute for Post-industrial Design) in Switzerland to give talks in the workshops of generative art. Some of his artworks have also appeared as featured works in several bestseller generative design books, such as “Generative Gestaltung” and “Form+Code”. Fascinated by nature and inspired by modern and classical art, David Dessens continues to create captivating pieces in digital art.