Neo-Vorticism: Richard Bignell

There are many perspectives, angles, and points of view; patterns emerge as we look at the world around us. In an age shaped by machines, data, and accelerating motion, what we see depends not only on where we stand — but on how we move through the currents of technology and time. Vorticism captured the mechanical pulse of the early 20th century; Neo-Vorticism reawakens that energy for the digital era, fusing geometric force, industrial rhythm, and human perception into dynamic new forms. Welcome to the world of Neo-Vorticism — a place where the modern vortex spins again.