Syntax (1)

Syntax (1) is a boundary-pushing contemporary artist whose dynamic practice navigates the intersection of digital technology and the tactile experience of traditional media. Born in 1989 and currently based in Berlin, Syntax (1) emerged from the vibrant European street art scene before pursuing formal training in visual arts and coding. Their work is characterized by an exploration of language, encryption, and the aesthetics of information flow, often manifesting as immersive installations, interactive digital pieces, and large-scale urban murals.

Syntax (1) leverages algorithms and machine learning as co-creative tools, blurring authorship and inviting audiences to question the nature of originality and communication in an era of constant connectivity. Exhibited widely across Europe and North America, Syntax (1) has participated in major biennials and collaborated with both technology collectives and leading cultural institutions. Their approach not only challenges the boundaries between art and technology but also invites reflection on how code and syntax shape modern existence.