About
Hi, I’m Michael Strevens, though I go by mike_n5 in the creative world. I’m a digital artist based in London, UK, specialising in immersive digital artworks created using mobile apps and devices. I love playing with scale, incorporating striking visual elements like graphic patterns, bold lines, and geometric shapes. One of the key features in my work is a tiny figure hidden within each image—once you spot it, the abstract design suddenly transforms into a place, inviting you to explore new perspectives.
My work is all about pushing the boundaries of imagination, using vivid colours, unique textures, and abstract forms to provoke thought and evoke emotion. I enjoy the freedom digital mediums offer, allowing me to constantly experiment and evolve as an artist.
If you’re curious about my journey into digital art, you can read the full story here.
I regularly add new pieces to my store, where you can purchase limited edition giclée art prints. Each print is made on museum-quality Hahnemühle Pearl paper and comes with a signed and numbered certificate of authenticity. There will only ever be up to 20 prints available in each size, making them truly unique.
As well as licensing my existing images, I'm also open to commissions. If you have a specific vision in mind, I'd love to collaborate with you and bring it to life. Whether you need something from my collection or a brand new creation, feel free to get in touch at mike_n5@outlook.com or send me a message on Instagram.
Cheers,
Michael (mike_n5)
Press
My work has featured in online and print publications across the world, including:
AIT (Germany, June 2020)
Arquitectura y Diseño (Spain, April 2020)
Art-Ctrl-Delete Magazine (USA, April 2020)
Bigumigu (Turkey, April 2020)
CreativeBloq (UK, June 2016)
designboom (Italy, March 2020)
étapes: (France, March 2020)
Farenheit Magazine (Mexico, March 2020)
Fubiz (France, April 2020)
LEGIT Magazine (Israel, April 2020)
Mimarizm (Turkey, April 2020)
New Scientist (UK, October 2024)
Rosphoto (Russia, April 2019)
Sina (China, January 2020)
Views (France, April 2020)
Wired (Italy, August 2020)