Created on a variety of digital devices, Scheer’s works use the digital realm to combine elements of cut out, photography and pictorial techniques so to expand on the concept of painting. His artistic practice employs digital actions like keyboard inputs and touchpad brushes resulting in an abstract version of the digital actions. Scheer analyses the idea of the human presence in the realm of technology, questioning the perception of reality, technocracy and the cults of contemporary work ethics

Andreas Gysin and Sidi Vanetti are an artistic duo creating images and patterns starting from the geometries typical of reusable (or does she mean multipurpose?) displays. The element characterising the projects is the duo’s intention not to alter the layout (or visual display) of the chosen hardware: they work with what the realm of the existing offers them. Within these rigid bonds they look for infinite visual mutations. By using predominant shapes, Gysin-Vanetti build images, animations and generate patterns.  

Matthew Stone is a multimedia artist, his work is both analogic and digital. The dream-like representation of bodies and abstract gestural signs allows Stone to narrate his personal point of view on social relations, on the concept of beauty and materiality by using a 3D modelling software. This technological approach is adopted by Stone to overcome the physical limits of the painting medium, but also of galleries. The space where his works find their ideal home is, in fact, the Internet, and mainly Instagram.  

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