K.LED

K.LED is a multidisciplinary artist known for blending digital technology and traditional media to create immersive visual experiences that challenge perceptions of light, space, and identity. Drawing inspiration from urban landscapes, science fiction, and the rhythm of city life, K.

LED’s works often feature vibrant neon hues, dynamic geometric compositions, and reflective surfaces that invite viewers to reconsider their relationship with the environments they inhabit. Born in 1987 and currently based in Berlin, K.LED began experimenting with LED installations and interactive projections in the early 2010s, quickly gaining recognition for their innovative approach to light-based art both in galleries and public spaces.

Their thematic focus centers on the intersection of human experience and technological evolution, with projects ranging from large-scale architectural mappings to intimate photographic series capturing the ephemeral qualities of illuminated objects. K.LED’s work has been exhibited internationally, including shows in London, Tokyo, Los Angeles, and Barcelona, and they have been the recipient of several awards celebrating new media and innovation in the arts.

Fueled by a curiosity for the possibilities inherent in digital craft, K.LED continues to explore the boundaries between the tangible and the virtual, shaping contemporary conversations about art, technology, and the future of shared spaces.