Mohi

The artist Mohi produces abstract digital works. She presents her practice with the statement ‘Abstract as an emotion’, indicating a focus on affective and non representational states. Her work appears in series across several collections published on the Tezos platform. Without a published biography, her artistic identity is established principally through the visual and conceptual systems of the works themselves.

Mohi’s practice is often systematic, organised into distinct collections that explore a central theme. The Covalent Bond series, for example, draws its logic from chemical principles. The artist uses what she terms colour line composition to visualise the strong attraction holding atoms together. Another series, Kana, engages with the Japanese Hiragana writing system, creating abstract equivalents for phonetic characters such as ‘あ’ and ‘い’. Other works introduce animation and sound, adding temporal dimensions to her explorations of form and colour.

Across these different series, Mohi investigates the expressive potential of abstract systems. Her work translates concepts from science and linguistics into a purely visual language, governed by line and colour. The compositions propose a correspondence between rational structures and emotional responses. In her animated pieces, the viewer is invited to consider their own passage through what the artist describes as shifting worlds of colour. The work resides at an intersection of systematic inquiry and intuitive expression, offering a contemporary reflection on the long standing project in abstract art to depict unseen forces and structures.