Rayner trained in fine art painting at a London art school but left before completing his first year, drawn instead toward making art from geometry.² He spent roughly a decade building custom visualization tools to explore geometric forms, unaware at first that a generative art scene existed around this kind of work.^2,3 In 2022 he released his first Art Blocks project, Photon's Dream.² That October he followed it with Fontana, a Curated collection released under his online handle patterndotco.^2,4 Fontana reimagines pre-computer technical drawing, using compass-and-ruler-style construction and unpreset generative color to evoke the flowing movement of a fountain.² It sold out on release and went on to trade for hundreds of ETH in secondary volume.⁴

In January 2023 Bright Moments released his project Velum.⁵ That same month, PROOF featured his work Reticulum in its Grails III collection.⁶ That August he released Quasi Dragon Studies, a project that turns collectors into co-curators through a custom tool called the Composite Builder, which lets them join generative tiles into new composite artworks, including rare Black and White Dragon configurations.^7,8 Vertu Fine Art exhibited his print series Covehithe in 2023, showing it at art fairs alongside works by Picasso and Basquiat.⁹ Art Blocks later commissioned marfaMESH for its Explorations collection.¹⁰ It also presented his project Algorithmic Synesthesia, which uses custom algorithms to translate emotional states into color, form, and texture, at Art Basel's Zero 10 sector in Hong Kong.^11,12