NeuroScope commissioned a series of illustrations for the article Digital Faith: Searching for Meaning in the Algorithmic Age, which explores how technology shapes human perception, decision-making, and our search for purpose in an increasingly algorithm-driven world. The illustrations were designed to capture the tension between human consciousness and the pervasive influence of algorithms, translating concepts like digital overwhelm, data streams, and algorithmic authority into visually engaging forms that feel both cerebral and emotive.

I combined organic, human-centered motifs with geometric, network-like structures to evoke a balance between technology and humanity. Layered compositions using vector elements and painterly textures suggest interconnected data flows and neural networks, highlighting how technology subtly interacts with human thought. The color palettes merge cool, digital tones with warmer, humanistic accents, conveying both clarity and contemplative depth.