Danny Jiji

About

Origin Story

Born in Israel to Iraqi Jewish refugees and raised in New York's cultural kaleidoscope, Jiji's sensibility is shaped by contrast—between the vibrant chaos of open-air markets and the sacred symmetry of Moorish architecture, between the precision of algebra and the unpredictability of life.

Drawing from the luminous patterns of sacred geometry and the meditative discipline of programming, Jiji creates large-scale works that hold space for both intellect and emotion. Each line is a choice, a moment, an encounter—separate yet inseparable, converging and diverging until they form something greater than themselves.

Whether displayed in museum halls, wellness sanctuaries, or architectural landmarks, his pieces invite stillness, curiosity, and awe. Viewers find themselves slowing their breath, tracing the lines, feeling the rhythm. What begins as precision reveals itself as poetry.

In a world saturated with noise, Jiji offers geometry as refuge—beauty not as accident, but as the inevitable result of balance.

Note from Danny

This is my love letter to you.

When I place exactly one thousand lines on glass, I'm mapping the invisible architecture of human experience. Each intersection is where precision meets poetry, where mathematics becomes meditation.

These aren't just personal messages—they're universal truths made visible through sacred geometry. Whether you encounter them in a museum or wellness sanctuary, they're designed to slow your breath and remind you of what your nervous system already knows but your mind sometimes forgets.

We live in seasons. All things unfold in their time. You are divinely protected by patterns too large for worry to comprehend. Beneath every layer of who you think you've become, your essential self waits patiently for you to return and remember who you are.

The mathematics don't lie: everything that appears separate is part of one vast, breathing geometry. You are not outside this pattern. You are the pattern, dreaming itself awake.