H-R-Z

H-R-Z is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the intersection of memory, language, and contemporary urban life. Born in the early 1990s, H-R-Z has spent much of their career navigating multiple cities across Europe and North America, drawing inspiration from both the architectural landscapes and the cultural tapestry of each locale. With a background spanning fine art, music production, and digital media, H-R-Z’s creations employ a blend of analog and digital techniques, incorporating found objects, sampled sounds, and experimental visuals to construct immersive, thought-provoking experiences.

Their practice often investigates themes of displacement, identity, and transformation, inviting audiences to engage with personal and collective histories through interactive installations, soundscapes, and performances. H-R-Z’s work has been exhibited in galleries, music festivals, and public spaces internationally, receiving critical acclaim for its innovation and emotional resonance. A collaborator at heart, H-R-Z frequently partners with writers, dancers, and technologists to blur the lines between art forms, challenging conventional notions of authorship and audience participation.

H-R-Z continues to push boundaries, seeking out new ways to connect communities and spark dialogue through the universal languages of art and sound.