Doktoro

Doktoro is a multidisciplinary artist whose work blends digital media, painting, and sound to explore the boundaries between technology, memory, and identity. Emerging from the vibrant underground art scene of Eastern Europe, Doktoro’s early experiences were marked by a fascination with the cross-pollination of music and visual expression, leading to a unique artistic voice characterized by luminous color palettes, glitch-inspired motifs, and evocative soundscapes. Over the past decade, Doktoro has exhibited internationally in galleries and public spaces, captivating audiences with immersive installations and interactive performances.

Rooted in a keen sense of experimentation, Doktoro draws from influences ranging from cybernetics to street art, continually shapeshifting mediums and modes of storytelling. Their work, which often incorporates themes of nostalgia and digital dislocation, invites viewers to reconsider the relationship between self and machine. As an artist committed to collaborative practice and community engagement, Doktoro regularly partners with technologists, dancers, and musicians to push the boundaries of contemporary art and foster dialogue around the possibilities and pitfalls of our hyperconnected age.