Jorge Ledezma uses the mechanisms of generative art like a photographer uses light or a painter uses oil. And although his pieces are born from the coldness of binary codes, the themes he addresses and the visual references in his work stem from deeply human studies and concerns.

Therefore, his work speaks to us from a near future, seeking answers to questions we have not yet asked ourselves. As an artist, he knows deep down that the nite is a silence too full of noises, a void too full of things, a darkness too full of stars.

For him, art is a vehicle for reflection and analysis, a path toward individual and social change. But it is also the perfect excuse to discover hidden codes beyond the truth of things, secret laws that form the fabric of the universe. Something that seems complex, but in the end, boils down to basic questions we have been asking ourselves for centuries.

He has given talks and workshops on generative art in various countries, such as:

• Una conversación sobre arte generativo (Marfa, TX, EE. UU.)
• Computers Make Art (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
• Creative Code Workshop (Panama City, Panama)

Among their most recent exhibitions are Uncomputer (Unit London, 2023), Transcender (Bright Moments Finale, Venice Biennale, 2024), and Turpial (Museo de Arte de Caldas, 2025).

Currently, his works can be found on various platforms such as Foundation, Hic et Nunc, and others focused exclusively on generative art, like Art Blocks and FX Hash. Since 2022, he has been part of the Acquisition Committee of the Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC) of Panama.

Intrusive Thoughts

FXHash Metaverso, febrero 2023

Subasta MAC 2022

M&M Costa del Este, Panamá, octubre 2022