Boltcore

Boltcore is a dynamic artistic collective known for their fusion of digital innovation and visceral visual storytelling, emerging from the underground art scene in Berlin in the late 2010s. Founded by multidisciplinary artists Lena Krüger and Mateo Havel, Boltcore quickly gained recognition for their immersive installations and bold use of mixed media, combining sculpture, digital projection, and interactive elements to provoke thought about the intersection of technology, identity, and urban life. Their work often explores themes of cybernetic augmentation and social connectivity, blurring boundaries between the physical and virtual realms.

Boltcore’s exhibitions have been featured in major contemporary art spaces across Europe, including the Hamburg Kunsthalle and London’s Somerset House, garnering praise for their ability to engage audiences in participatory experiences that are as intellectually stimulating as they are visually arresting. Their ongoing project, “Neon Veins,” continues to innovate by collaborating with sound designers and AI technologists, further cementing Boltcore’s reputation as trailblazers at the frontiers of new media art.