A note from Jan / Founder & designer

Infinity
at every
scale.

Altered states of perception got me hooked on patterns. Geometry, symmetry, structures within structures. Kaleidoscopic imagery.

Follow the pattern
Geometry & animation by Jan. Created to music by Cult X / @cult__x ↗. Shown without sound.Wear this pattern: Merkaba Light Matrix T-shirt
01 / Looking closer

A speaker. A dish of water.
My phone.

My fascination with patterns drew me into sacred geometry and cymatics: using vibration to make patterns visible in matter.

About ten years ago, I fixed a small plastic dish to a computer speaker, filled it with water and started playing frequencies through it. My phone was the camera.

I’d seen cymatics in videos. Now I was watching it happen in front of me. I couldn’t believe all that intricate geometry was coming from this simple setup.

I tried music, powders and other materials. I kept filming and photographing the results. FramePace grew from those experiments.

A glimpse into my early cymatics experiments. Silent excerpt.Watch on YouTube ↗

02 / From sound to fabric

Something you
can wear.

Our cymatics prints begin as photographs. I develop them in Photoshop, turning them into artwork for fabric. A pattern that appeared for a moment becomes something you can wear.

Other designs follow the lines of Metatron’s Cube and the Flower of Life, the repeating structures of fractals, or the forms of plants and mushrooms.

Two ways of looking.

Barbara, my partner, creates her own designs for FramePace. Her eye often follows softer, more organic forms. We mostly work separately, bringing what catches our eye into the same collection.

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Front and back of the black Sound Made Visible Cymatics 01 T-shirt with green patterns
From the collectionSound Made Visible / Cymatics 01 ↗

03 / Out in the world

The pattern
keeps moving.

DJs, producers and flow artists have become part of the FramePace story, wearing the artwork and sharing photos and films with us. Here are three of those people, making something of their own.

Braiden Robinson@wooks_workshop ↗

Flow at dusk. Footage shared by Braiden.

At the workstation, exploring arrangement. Silent excerpt.
Watch his original Reel ↗

Mr. Dabble@mr_dabble ↗

LED poi in FramePace. Silent excerpt.
Filming: @campdabble ↗
Watch his original Reel ↗

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Beyond the garment.

Cover of star by 2hollis: intricate white sacred geometry on a black background
2hollis — star (2025)@2hollis

In 2025, 2hollis chose one of my sacred geometry pieces for the cover of his album star.

If you’ve ever found yourself absorbed in a pattern, tracing its shapes and finding more the longer you look, you’ll understand what keeps us coming back.

Jan

Your way of seeing

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you keep looking at.

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