Precision & Transparency: Minimalist Digital Creations by Jea Ghom
Published Nov 11, 2025
Hangzhou-based designer and 3D artist Jea Ghom returns to the grid with Precision and Transparency, a stunning new series inspired by Apple’s “Liquid Glass” design language introduced at WWDC 2025.
Across twelve compositions, Jea explores the interplay of light, geometry and translucency, translating Apple’s sleek aesthetic into poetic digital abstractions. The collection is a meditative study in restraint, featuring soft gradients, prismatic reflections and seamless shapes floating in luminous space.
“Inspired by Apple’s WWDC 2025 visual style, I created a series of 12 graphic posters,” Jea explains.
“I’m drawn to the refined, precise and luminous aesthetic — rich in detail and clarity.”
You can explore more of Jea Ghom’s mesmerizing 3D work in our previous feature here.
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