HyperLili

HyperLili is a multi-disciplinary visual artist whose work navigates the intersection of digital surrealism, pop iconography, and personal mythology. Born in 1994 and raised between Berlin and São Paulo, she draws inspiration from both urban landscapes and the liminal spaces of internet culture. HyperLili’s practice spans digital painting, augmented reality installations, and experimental animation, often blending vibrant color palettes with motifs drawn from both technology and organic forms.

Her debut solo exhibition, “Electric Daydreams” (2019), garnered attention for its immersive approach and explorations of identity in the virtual age. Since then, HyperLili has exhibited internationally, including features at Art Basel Miami, the Vienna Digital Arts Festival, and multiple online curations. Deeply influenced by early web aesthetics, anime, and the emotional resonance of music, she crafts layered, dreamlike worlds that invite viewers into alternative realities.

Through her playful-yet-introspective art, HyperLili continues to push the boundaries between the digital and the tangible, encouraging audiences to question and celebrate the multiplicity of contemporary existence.