Jeres, the working name of Jeremy Schoenherr, is a generative artist based in Los Angeles who codes his pieces in p5.js and custom shaders, layering noise, static and glitch to depict erosion, memory and emotional volatility. In 2024 he articulated this approach as Pandigitalism, an embrace of the digital medium that does not reject analog traditions, exploring the tension between technology and humanity as the two become fused.
His early generative works, including sinuosity in 2021 and Coronado, Vers and Attachment in 2022, laid the groundwork for Torrent, released on Art Blocks Curated in September 2023. Built with p5.js and a shader, Torrent takes residual evidence of floods and thrown paint as a way of processing trauma and the imperfection of memory.
