Luiz André Ramalho Gama, born in 1978 in Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais, Brazil, is currently based in Le Marche, Italy. He is an artist whose work transits various mediums, including contemporary collage, live video performance, generative, and video art. Luiz employs visual programming environments such as Vuo and TouchDesigner to craft his pieces, recognized for his unique approach using recursive algorithms to generate fresh color patterns and new image possibilities.

Gama's artistic expression is characterized by a deep exploration of recursive repetitions of color and shape within his art. Among his most important projects is designing a 3D DJ booth for the TV show El Hormiguero featuring DJ David Guetta in Madrid, Spain, back in 2011. This endeavor marked a pivotal moment, showcasing not only technical innovation but also catapulting the artist into national prime time on Spanish TV, significantly increasing both his online and offline visibility. His latest series, The Recursive Series (2019-2021), Reflections (2022), and Centauromachy (2023), showcase his evolving artistic style and creative spirit.

Luiz André Gama's artistic contributions have garnered attention through exhibitions, collections, and live video performances in different countries. His works have been showcased in exhibitions like "Antidote" by Objkt.com and the Museum of Wild and Newfangled Art. His art has found its way into respected collections, including Bijoux The Ones in New York, UNDRGRND Gallery in Queensland, Australia, and the Art Monochrome Collection in France. In addition, Luiz has actively participated as VJ in significant events like Movida Corona at Pacha in Madrid, Spain; Evolution with DJ Paul Van Dyk at Cais do Porto in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and Cocoon with DJ Sven Väth and Miss Kittin at Privilege in Ibiza, Spain, showcasing the growing influence of his artistic vision and technical capacity.