Circuit painting has been played around by artists. Artist Leonard ulian calls his creation "technical Mandala", in which the word Mandala comes from Sanskrit and is often translated into mandala and mandala in Chinese, which originally means round. Mandala is often seen in Hindu and Buddhist art. Its feature is that there is an obvious main body in the center. The graphics and patterns diverge outward and show a symmetrical form. It looks quite complex, but it is very orderly, just like the operation of the universe.

Different from the magnificence and Zen of religious totems, technological Mandala gives people a new aesthetic experience, with a sense of science fiction and technology. Especially for people in science and technology and electronics related industries, they definitely have different feelings when they see these works. Is it really moving? Or do you think of the irritable memories of having to solder circuit boards by yourself in class?
Ulian's other series of creations also use electronic parts as materials. The chip has become the main body of the structure, and the spreading iron wire covers the book, which is easy to associate with the shape setting of spider man. Personal perception: if the artist wants to design the surrounding goods, he may start to study the book cover, but the first condition is not to seal the whole book