About the Collection 

ArchiTextures is a digital art collection by Richard Nadler that explores the delicate tension between architecture, texture, and emotional landscape. Drawing inspiration from iconic mid-century modern architecture, the collection transforms structural forms into a visual language that is both graphically precise and poetically charged.

Each piece is composed using digital techniques and generative AI, which Nadler approaches as a creative collaborator rather than a directive force. This AI-assisted process enables a deep exploration of intricate details: microscopic pointillism, rhythmic linework, and layered textures. It turns facades into woven patterns, architecture into textile-like surfaces, and windows into harmonic sequences. Organic elements such as plants, stones, and sky merge seamlessly with built environments, resulting in a surreal fusion of order with wilderness, control with chaos.

Though digitally crafted, ArchiTextures evokes the patience and intentionality of analog artmaking. It invites reflection on space, memory, and the innate human desire to find structure within nature.