Manolo Gamboa Naon (Manoloide) is an Argentinean generative artist and creative coder who explores the expressive possibilities of programming. Using code as his artistic material, he builds intricate compositions from simple geometric shapes and colors, transforming the digital surface into a space for experimentation. His work exists between chaos and order, randomness and control, evoking the rhythm and energy of early abstractionists like Kandinsky and the Delaunays. By filtering modernist visual language through algorithms, Manolo creates art that feels both futuristic and deeply rooted in tradition, offering a bridge between digital aesthetics and the emotional depth of historical abstraction.