Theorem of the Thaumaturge is a 14-track electronic album built on slow transformation, repetition, and subtle motion. Layered synths, restrained rhythms, and evolving textures create a focused, immersive listening experience that unfolds patiently over time—music designed to accompany thought rather than interrupt it.
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An electronic album inspired by a city filled with gardens on rooftops, balconies, and high-rise spaces, capturing the atmosphere of modern urban life surrounded by constant greenery.
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Vacations Vol 2 for Deep Electronic People is a calm, atmospheric electronic album by Jonathan Kendall, designed for long listening sessions, travel states of mind, and quiet internal motion. Ambient-leaning textures, subtle rhythms, and patient composition define this deep electronic journey.
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An instrumental electronic album designed as a mental getaway — blending warm synths, gentle rhythms, and modern travel metaphors into a slow, intentional listening experience.
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I Think Therefore I Boot is an instrumental exploration where classical compositional thinking meets electronic sound design. Moving through layered motifs, evolving textures, and contemplative pacing, the album unfolds like a modern suite—introspective, cinematic, and quietly philosophical. Paired with original abstract artwork by Jonathan Kendall, the music invites deep listening, reflection, and immersion at the intersection of thought, emotion, and technology.
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Threshold of Form is a meditative, downtempo electronic journey exploring how identity, emotion, and structure dissolve and reform in cycles. Paired with the surreal sunflower-heart artwork “Loveful,” the album blends sound and visual symbolism into a single unfolding experience. Now available on Apple Music and YouTube, it invites listeners to cross the boundary between memory, transformation, and pure creative emergence.
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“Decisions Made and Paths Taken” is a personal reflection on the moment I chose to become an artist and how that single decision reshaped my entire creative journey. From early ballpoint-pen doodles in a hospital room to discovering digital art and large-format fractal work, this story traces the evolution of my techniques, my tools, and my philosophy. Art became both therapy and purpose — a lifelong process of experimentation, refinement, and joyful expression.
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Discovering the Ontiscopic is my third album — a mythic, metaphysical electronic journey inspired by the artwork Chronicles of the Starmancer. Blending ambient textures, cosmic fantasy, and philosophical storytelling, this album follows a wizard-philosopher exploring the structures of reality through sound. Each track is a chapter in a magical codex, where symbols, light, and music merge into a single ontological adventure.
A look back at my earliest DeviantArt uploads from December 2013, capturing the first steps of my artistic journey—from raw photography and hand-drawn animals to the beginnings of my abstract, kaleidoscopic style. These early works reveal the foundations of the vibrant textures, symmetry, and imaginative visual language that would later define my art.
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A vibrant look back at my earliest DeviantArt creations—from raw color experiments and surreal portraits to mirrored abstractions and nature-inspired textures. These pages capture the origins of my style, documenting my evolution from 2013 onward as I explored symmetry, chaos, photography, and bold psychedelic expression.
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