Krisis

Krisis is a boundary-pushing contemporary artist collective whose work merges visual art, music, and digital experimentation to confront issues of identity, technology, and societal upheaval. Emerging from the underground scenes of Berlin and New York in the late 2010s, Krisis combines the diverse backgrounds of its members—including street art, sound design, performance, and graphic novel illustration—to create immersive installations and multimedia experiences. Their art is characterized by raw, expressive imagery and provocative audiovisual narratives, often incorporating found materials and interactive elements.

Krisis has exhibited internationally at venues such as the Tate Modern’s Tanks, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, earning critical acclaim for their innovative approach to collaboration and social commentary. Whether through large-scale public interventions or intimate gallery projects, Krisis invites audiences to question cultural norms and embrace the chaos of contemporary existence.