Prime Numbers is a project that explores how mathematical ideas can be translated into everyday life through drawing. Starting from the concept of prime numbers—quantities that cannot be divided evenly except by one and themselves—the project investigates situations, objects, and actions in which similar forms of resistance, imbalance, or unexpected grouping appear. Through observation and drawing, I look for simple graphic games hidden in daily life: things that cannot be evenly distributed, patterns that break, leftovers, repetitions, and arrangements that produce unexpected results. The project uses mathematics as a starting point for playful visual research.

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