Wout Vromans (born 1988) is a Belgium based artist and Graphic Designer. He graduated from the PXL-MAD School of Arts Hasselt with a Master’s degree in Fine Arts (Graphic Design). 

My work is a continuous exploration of the boundary between the digital and the physical worlds. With a deep-rooted background in graphic design, I approach the canvas with a designer’s sensibility, constructing compositions layer by layer like building a digital interface. The clean lines, balanced color palettes, and geometric precision in my paintings reflect this visual heritage.

Yet my goal is not to replicate a digital aesthetic. Rather, I seek to translate the logic and structure of the virtual realm into the tactile, imperfect language of paint. Each brushstroke and subtle texture variation becomes a deliberate gesture, an attempt to infuse the work with a human presence, warmth, and soul that code and pixels cannot fully convey.

I think of my paintings as “encoded landscapes” or “blueprints for a dream.” They are not depictions of real places, but abstract architectures built from memory, emotion, and digital influence. Through the interplay of bold forms and translucent layers, I invite viewers to navigate shifting depths and construct their own narratives.

Ultimately, my art examines how our perception of reality is shaped by the digital frameworks surrounding us, offering a contemplative space where precision and poetry coexist.