Fernando Jerez is a computer science engineer and longtime computer science teacher who came to art through code, discovering Processing in 2010, p5.js in 2020, and devoting himself to generative art from 2022. His long-form collections include Stations (900 procedurally generated sci-fi structures), Metropixeland, Mandalomatic, Neonphobia, Roots, and UMK, a 762-piece animated Art Blocks release of May 2023 whose maximalist, hand-drawn look draws on Moebius, Katsuhiro Otomo, and H.R. Giger. He also designs procedural 3D-printed objects, including Wave Function Collapse buildings and marble-run generators.