Materielle

Materielle is a contemporary multidisciplinary artist known for their evocative explorations of materiality, perception, and the intersection of the natural and digital worlds. Born in 1990 and raised between urban and rural landscapes, Materielle’s early fascination with tactile surfaces and technological interfaces led them to develop a unique visual language that blurs the line between physical and virtual realities. Drawing inspiration from architecture, geology, and industrial design, their practice delves into the emotional resonance of textures—both found and fabricated—while questioning the impact of digital mediation on sensory experience.

Materielle’s works range from large-scale mixed media installations and interactive sculptures to intricate digital renderings, often inviting viewers to engage in multisensory encounters. They have exhibited internationally in major cities such as Berlin, New York, and Tokyo, and their thought-provoking pieces are held in a variety of public and private collections. Committed to fostering dialogue about the role of material in an increasingly dematerialized world, Materielle continues to push the boundaries of contemporary art, challenging audiences to reconsider the tangible and the intangible in everyday life.