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I have always been intrigued by Hayden Zezula, @zolloc on Instagram, whose work often warps humanoid figures with 3D abstract objects. On his portfolio, I particularly enjoyed his work inspired by the famous manga “Ghost in the Shell.” In this project, I admire his use of a minimal color palette—every hue he uses is very intentional and creates a thoughtful contrast against other objects. Additionally, his humanoid forms are recognizable and relatable as a human, but also not specific enough to alienate viewers. In general, I think that his graphic style is very thought-provoking and allows viewers to use their imagination to build a story around his work. While I’m not sure about the algorithms used to generate his work, I think that he must have used some centering functions and loops to create the circular formation of the humanoids.