O.T.W. is a contemporary visual artist and the leading voice of Mythotech—a movement that fuses mythology and technology, refracting ancient archetypes through the lens of modern digital culture. His mixed-media works—combining oil, acrylic, photo print, and fragmented text—explore the fluid boundaries between identity and interface, memory and metadata, the sacred and the simulated.

In O.T.W.’s work, veiled figures and obscured faces emerge from textured storms, half-glitched and half-divine, suggesting consciousness between signal and spirit. The presence of photo-printed substrates grounds the work in a digitized reality, while expressive paint layers reclaim the primal, emotional, and timeless.

In his role with Mythotech, O.T.W. is an artist who encapsulates a modern shaman. He uses media not only as material but as ritual, invoking the soul in an age saturated with surface. His canvases are portals into a space where technology becomes mythic, and the fragmented self searches for coherence in the chaos.