What started off as simple colour and shape studies, gradually evolved into captivating compositions reminiscent of hand sketches. Beneath the rough, crooked strokes lies thousands of lines of code working in tandem to bring forth abstract works bursting with colour and structure. Inspired by great traditional artists before me such as Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky and contemporary code artists such as William Mapan and Licia He, Superimposition is a project that aims to continue to encourage and strengthen human-computer collaboration in the evolving art scene. Each piece is hand-coded and hand-curated from thousands of outputs across the months that it took to make. I hope you all enjoy! Generative art entirely made with p5js by Kamau Kamau (2026)
About the Creator
Kamau Kamau is a Kenyan multidisciplinary creator that explores his artistry through creative coding, photography, design and storytelling. Since 2021, he has been active in the digital crypto art scene; cementing his legacy among pioneering African creators in the field. Through his work he navigates themes of abstraction, expression, African culture and identity. He has exhibited his works across Africa, Europe, Asia, North and South America, most notably at Art Basel, Miami (2023), Rhizome World NYC (2025) and has had his work recognised and collected by prominent brands such as Twitter (now X). Through his creative and technical skills, he aims to share his work and leave a positive impact on the world.