Artist John Diehl creates large minimalist paintings of equilateral triangles. His practice is a seamless fusion of traditional craftsmanship and cutting-edge innovation. "I craft my canvases using advanced materials and collaborate with artificial intelligence to generate images inspired by my physical work," shares John. His artistic practice embodies the essence of the posthuman era and blurs the lines between human creativity and technology. John completed his B.A. in Graphic Design in Massachusetts in 2005 and continued his studies at the Rhode Island School of Design and the University of Florence, Italy. He started selling his work online in 2007 and managed his own art gallery three years later. His studio, which he purchased from one of his collectors, stands on a 16-acre estate in New England and features a private 3-acre exhibition park. It also serves as a home for families of deer and wild turkeys. When he is not painting, he spends time with his wife and dog, plays the piano, cooks the best carbonara, and explores the outdoors.