Yone-Ko

Yone-Ko is an emerging multidisciplinary artist based in Germany, whose practice seamlessly blends digital media, traditional painting, and experimental installation. With roots in both urban and rural environments, Yone-Ko’s work is marked by a palpable tension between nature and technology, exploring how digital culture overlays and transforms perceptions of reality. Born in the early 1990s, Yone-Ko studied Fine Arts at a leading German art academy, where early influences ranged from the Bauhaus movement to contemporary glitch aesthetics.

Their exhibitions, held in Berlin, Hamburg, and international venues, reflect a fascination with visual perception, memory, and the abstraction of everyday life. Yone-Ko’s recent projects have delved into the role of AI in creative practices and the impact of virtual worlds on human emotion, resulting in immersive installations that invite viewers to navigate new sensory terrains. Frequently collaborating with musicians and coders, Yone-Ko’s innovative practice continually blurs the lines between artist, audience, and algorithm, positioning them as a dynamic force in Germany’s new wave of contemporary art.