A defining aspect of Anish's work is his manipulation of space, inviting viewers to not just look at objects but through and beyond them, questioning both what is present and what is absent. It's as much about space as it is form, putting a particular focus on negative space - the void, a space full of what isn't there.

There's an overarching sense of existentially reflecting the self throughout his work. Anish's starting point on the concept was "it's very much about exploring the feeling of going inside, inside-out, of involution". We had to take the defining characteristics of Anish's physical works and shape them into a digital experience befitting to his vision, while Anish had to ensure what we did was true to his tone, style and voice. He focused on the why, we focused on the how.

Creative coding is the approach used when programming for artistic expression. It's not like coding with the pragmatic reasoning applied to systems or games. It's freer, there's a feeling of creating without constraints - a little more loose and human in approach. It's about creating an expressive experience over a functional one, an artwork articulated through code.