✢ Me, in a Nutshell

I'm an artist, designer, collector, and supporter. 

I'm an art & design enthusiast, experimenter, avid lector, and appreciator of absurdism in all its forms (specially absurd humor!)

Born in 1996 in Xàtiva (València), I now live partly in Web3.

✽ The Formal Bio

I'm a digital artist whose work revolves around the concept of abstract absurdity. I primarily use vector art to create surreal compositions filled with unconventional characters and forms, but I also explore digital painting and generative art to expand my creative expression. My pieces balance sharp geometries and bold colors, navigating the space between order and chaos in a playful yet structured manner.

Although my work is influenced by early 20th-century avant-garde movements, my style has evolved into a distinct visual language of its own—combining precision and spontaneity to produce compelling narratives that bridge abstraction and reality. I’ve had the opportunity to exhibit my work in iconic venues like Times Square and various galleries throughout New York City, as well as in cities such as Montreal, Lisbon, Amsterdam, and more. These exhibitions have allowed me to connect and engage with other artists and enthusiasts.

As an active member of the web3 art scene, I occasionally collect works from fellow artists, engaging with and supporting the community while pushing the boundaries of my own creative practice. Every piece I create is part of an ongoing journey to refine my artistic vision and invite viewers into my ever-evolving universe.

✱ Now, this is Personal

I love those days when I can work most of the time without interruption, only taking a short break to get some exercise. I cherish those days, they are my favourites. The more working days I have, the more fulfilled I feel. I call it "work" because it's the easiest way to describe it, but it's really just "me time" to do what I really love, create. Whether it's creating new pieces, creating websites and designs, creating knowledge by reading books or satisfying my curiosity by delving into new subjects, it all falls under the act of creating. For me, it's not a "workaholic" term when it's passion that drives you. I have discovered what I love and I try to do it as much as I can. Simple as that.

It's all about and for art. That's how I decided to dedicate my life, so I'm sure my art will go far. It's not ego, it's where I think a lifestyle that you repeat day after day can take you. I am a person who thinks long term. My present is at the service of my future. Although I have to admit that this sometimes causes mental discomfort.

My approach to life is simple, I don't need much, I don't even have strong family ties due to circumstances beyond my control, so living in a cabin in the woods by a lake like Thoreau wouldn’t be a problem for me at all as long as I have an internet connection, a way of creating digital art and an e-book reader. I love to learn and most ideas, knowledge, ways of being or acting come from the lessons of others. The more I learn, the less I know. And I love that.

I like interacting with people, but I LOVE being alone, for my personality type being around others can be exhausting. By now you're probably thinking I'm an anti-social person, which I'm not at all, it's just that my social battery is limited and I need some time alone after interaction. I think you'll understand what I mean. Anyway, as an internet kid, I prefer to communicate online, except by phone, where I only try to take calls to my parents or if it's an emergency. Although I have lost touch with former friends because of my nature or because our paths don't go the same way, I am a person you can count on when you need help and I can help. Even if we haven't spoken for years.

I like to take care of myself. I don't drink alcohol or take drugs, I don't like noise or crowds, so I don't connect with party people. I am a somewhat messy person (in my chaos is my order) with a minimalist approach and a clear motto: keep it simple, stupid. I apply this to everything I can, like training, that's why I like kettlebells and simple workouts. There's a lot of crap out there about training, but in essence it's simpler than it sounds: you just need something heavy to move and consistency in what you choose.

Hot topic: I hate ideological positions, I don't like the system and I haven't voted for years because my country has become a political civil war. I don't believe in being a fan of a political party. I listen to everyone and take what I think is best from each.

I don't know about other cultures and personalities in different parts of the world, certainly my way of being doesn't fit in where I was born, but that doesn't make me a weird person. That is the problem of those who do not understand that human beings are diverse and that everyone has their own definition of weirdness. I respect any form of free living as long as it does not interfere with the freedom of others. As a person who is constantly learning about life, I change my mind all the time, so except for what is my essence and base as a person, everything else is subject to change.

I invite you to send me an email about something you'd like to discuss (I don't expect you to agree with everything I say about myself, of course) or about something I can help with.

➚ Ben

Collector & Founder of ➚ GMW

Tormius is one of the emerging artists I’m most excited about. His integrity, dedication, talent, and spirit of innovation are an inspiration and I’m proud to be his collector.

➚ Connor Grasso

Artist & Creative Director at ➚ SHILLR

Tormius's work and dedication to his craft is truly admirable. While being incredibly skilled in his craft, he also brings a high level of knowledge when it comes to design and UI/UX.

Tormius has always stood out in web3 as an artist with their distinctive sharp shapes and color choices. It has always been inspiring to see the works and the utilization of these colors and shapes, especially as an artist focused on a similar aesthetic.

Seeing Tormius’ art for the first time was an instant ‘wow’ moment, and each visit to their art allows for the full immersion into their vibrant, complex, overlapping worlds within worlds. These colourful rhythmic vector landscapes may look frenetic, but with Tormius’ strong command of colour, attention to detail and compositional grace, are anything but. Psychedelia, Escher, animation, Kandinsky, Gorky, Cecily Brown, De Kooning — subtle shades of them all can be found in this art, but with Tormius’ one-of-a-kind modern stamp.

Tormius’s celestial art is so intricate that even his geometric shapes have begun to orbit around each other.

➚ Kenshiro

Collector & Co-Founder of ➚ Kingdom Ordinals

Tormius was one of the first artists I collected. His unique style really stood out to me and after connecting on a personal level I could see how hard working and dedicated he is. When I received the physical gift package from collecting his piece I was very impressed and I often wear the t-shirt he gifted.

Have a great day.