Intersect

The artist known as Intersect, who publishes under the stylised name ІИTEЯЅECT, is a self described full time artist from Thailand. They are dedicated to the practice of drawing, creating digital works that have been issued on the Tezos system and collected on platforms including hic et nunc and Objkt. Intersect describes their work as being in a dark style, a characterisation borne out by the recurring subjects and titles present in their output. The artist uses the pen name Intersect for their public practice.

The works are primarily digital drawings and animated GIFs. This format accommodates a direct, graphic style based on line and flat areas of colour. A consistent feature of the artist’s method is the integration of text, which ranges from short, character defining phrases to extensive narrative prose. For the work ‘Cerberus autonomous robot’, the artist provides a detailed science fiction story that establishes a complete backstory for the subject. This world building impulse is also evident in other pieces, which introduce characters such as a magician or a rabbit who keeps a diary, suggesting that individual works are components of a larger fictional universe.

Intersect’s work synthesises a personal, illustrative sensibility with the established conventions of genre fiction. The visual language draws heavily from horror, fantasy, and science fiction, featuring subjects such as robots, zombies, skulls, and practitioners of magic. These archetypes are not merely reproduced but are filtered through the artist's distinct graphic approach. While many pieces cultivate an atmosphere of dread or melancholy, others display a sense of playfulness and levity. This emotional range invites the viewer to engage with a practice that is at once a sincere exploration of genre and a form of personal storytelling.