# mario_esteif.py
# this file does nothing.
# but maybe it tells you everything.
   
class MarioEsteif:
    def __init__(self):
        self.name = "Mario Esteif"
        self.location = "Trondheim, Norway"
        self.identity = "artist"
        self.mediums = [
            "code + feelings",
            "feelings + code"
        ]
        self.canvas = "computer"
        self.brushes = ["numbers", "words"]
        self.known_by = "C:\\Users\\esteif"  # or maybe not even me
   
    def who_am_i(self):
        print(f"hi.\ni’m {self.name}, an {self.identity} based in {self.location}.")
        print("i don’t just write code.")
        print("i write emotion into logic. i debug myself through syntax.")
       
    def what_i_do(self):
        print("\ni like to mix:")
        for m in self.mediums:
            print(f" - {m}")
        print(f"\nmy {self.canvas} is where the silence speaks loudest—")
        print("where chaos becomes structure.")
        print(f"it’s all digital now. or maybe it always was—just {', '.join(self.brushes)} in disguise.")
        print(f"sometimes i think my {self.known_by} knows more about me than i do.")
   
    def this_site(self):
        print("\nthis site is a mirror.")
        print("a gallery of fragments:")
        print("    experiments that fail with style,")
        print("    thoughts left half-finished,")
        print("    diaries written in binary,")
        print("    quiet revolutions in HTML.")
        print("\nit’s not here to impress.")
        print("it’s here to express.")
   
# this isn’t meant to run.
# it’s meant to be *read*.
# and maybe... *felt*.