
I’m Vitek, a Polish digital artist born in 2001. My work is primarily abstract, focusing on color, shape, and nostalgia.
I’m interested in how simple forms can evoke different feelings while leaving room for personal interpretation. I often use bright colors and repetitive patterns to create visuals that feel atmospheric and immersive.
This is my debut collection on OpenSea. I’ve previously released work on Nifty Gateway, Foundation, and Networked.
My work has also been exhibited at Carrousel du Louvre, Paris; Art’otel, London; Nox Gallery, Tokyo; Art in Space, Dubai; Bideotikan, Bilbao; Apanage Days, Cyprus; Hunab Tech, Chiapas; and BYOB, Berlin.
I’ve been fascinated by the way CPUs look since I was a kid. I was drawn to the idea of something so complex existing within such a small object, with intricate structures and details packed into such a limited space.
That fascination led to this series, which explores the satisfying visual qualities of CPUs and the complexity within their forms, reinterpreted through my own visual style.
The series has been in the making for almost a year, resulting in 144 unique, handmade works, every single one unique and hand crafted.

I’m Vitek, a Polish digital artist born in 2001. My work is primarily abstract, focusing on color, shape, and nostalgia.
I’m interested in how simple forms can evoke different feelings while leaving room for personal interpretation. I often use bright colors and repetitive patterns to create visuals that feel atmospheric and immersive.
This is my debut collection on OpenSea. I’ve previously released work on Nifty Gateway, Foundation, and Networked.
My work has also been exhibited at Carrousel du Louvre, Paris; Art’otel, London; Nox Gallery, Tokyo; Art in Space, Dubai; Bideotikan, Bilbao; Apanage Days, Cyprus; Hunab Tech, Chiapas; and BYOB, Berlin.
I’ve been fascinated by the way CPUs look since I was a kid. I was drawn to the idea of something so complex existing within such a small object, with intricate structures and details packed into such a limited space.
That fascination led to this series, which explores the satisfying visual qualities of CPUs and the complexity within their forms, reinterpreted through my own visual style.
The series has been in the making for almost a year, resulting in 144 unique, handmade works, every single one unique and hand crafted.

I’m Vitek, a Polish digital artist born in 2001. My work is primarily abstract, focusing on color, shape, and nostalgia.
I’m interested in how simple forms can evoke different feelings while leaving room for personal interpretation. I often use bright colors and repetitive patterns to create visuals that feel atmospheric and immersive.
This is my debut collection on OpenSea. I’ve previously released work on Nifty Gateway, Foundation, and Networked.
My work has also been exhibited at Carrousel du Louvre, Paris; Art’otel, London; Nox Gallery, Tokyo; Art in Space, Dubai; Bideotikan, Bilbao; Apanage Days, Cyprus; Hunab Tech, Chiapas; and BYOB, Berlin.
I’ve been fascinated by the way CPUs look since I was a kid. I was drawn to the idea of something so complex existing within such a small object, with intricate structures and details packed into such a limited space.
That fascination led to this series, which explores the satisfying visual qualities of CPUs and the complexity within their forms, reinterpreted through my own visual style.
The series has been in the making for almost a year, resulting in 144 unique, handmade works, every single one unique and hand crafted.