Noah Bennett

Noah Bennett (1993) is a British digital artist whose work explores the relationship between geometry, colour and artificial light. Using digital painting and generative techniques, he creates abstract compositions in which layered forms, gradients and repeating structures appear to shift between two- and three-dimensional space. His practice is influenced by architecture, graphic design and contemporary visual culture. Precise geometric structures are often combined with irregular textures and luminous colour transitions, creating a tension between order and unpredictability. Bennett’s work investigates how digital tools can create images that feel both constructed and organic, using light, depth and repetition to transform simple forms into immersive visual environments.