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ART | SPACE:

Digital, Hybrid and Classic | Pieces, Projects and Installations

Upcoming Art Exhibitions & Installations 2025/26

  • CRUSHED LIFE | Opening 2025
    CRUSHED LIFE is an innovative art project that bridges the physical and digital worlds. Starting with two simple sheets of paper, the project takes viewers on a journey through ten transformative steps, involving physical manipulation, digital capture, AI-generated designs, and 3D printing. This unique NFT experience allows collectors to participate actively in the creative process, culminating in a physical exhibition where digital assets can be “burned” to create tangible artworks. CRUSHED LIFE challenges traditional notions of art, blending reality and virtuality in a continuous cycle of creation and transformation.

     

  • BIO LAYERS, Immersive Biographical Narratives | Opening 2025

    “BIO LAYERS” revolutionizes narrative biographical painting by presenting multi-layered artworks that capture pivotal moments in an individual’s journey. Each piece blends abstraction and realism, using vibrant colors and textured brushstrokes to depict subjects from diverse backgrounds and eras. The innovative use of augmented reality and artificial intelligence allows viewers to explore different layers interactively, uncovering the full story behind each subject. This collection celebrates the human spirit, offering a profound and reflective experience that resonates on both personal and universal levels.

  • The Lost Bridge aka The Hybrid Bridge | Reopening 2026
    [June to September 2022 @ Kunsthalle Lipsiusbau & Mystetskyi Arsenal, in cooperation with common.garden & skd.museum]

    A woman in a gray dress stands in front of a large vertical digital display screen in an art gallery with stone walls. The screen shows a video call interface with three people: a main figure in the center wearing black and glasses, and two smaller circular profile images below. Above the video call, colorful abstract artworks are displayed. A camera is mounted on top of the screen, indicating this is part of an interactive art installation or virtual connection exhibit. It is the interactive art installation "The Hybrid Bridge" at the Kunsthalle in Lipsius Building in Dresden.A group of people is interacting with "The Hybrid Bridge" art installation at Schloss Pillnitz in Dresden. The installation features a large screen displaying a live stream from the Kunsthalle in the Lipsius Building. On the screen, there are avatars, and a circle represents an online participant named "steve." One person is standing in front of the screen, seemingly engaging with the virtual content, while others observe. The room has large windows with a view of the outside, and the floor has a decorative geometric pattern.

    The Lost Bridge is a unique museum lab and online sculpture that connects real-world locations with online visitors. Through monitors, which are as big as doors and act like portals into another world, visitors can directly interact and converse with different institutions and art enthusiasts worldwide.

    Group of kids in front of the 'Hybride Bridge' interactive art installation, communicating with children on a large screen from Kiev. Two more participants, Emily from Hamburg and Steve from Berlin, are interacting from home, visible in small circles on the screen. This image captures the meet and greet part of their collaborative workshop. The setting includes professional lighting equipment and a microphone stand, indicating a well-organized virtual interaction. The children appear engaged and curious, with some looking directly at the screen and others interacting with each other.
    Group of kids in front of the 'Hybride Bridge' interactive art installation, communicating with children on a large screen from Kiev. Two more participants, Emily from Hamburg and Steve from Berlin, are interacting from home, visible in small circles on the screen. The children appear engaged and curious, with some looking directly at the screen and others interacting with each other. The table is filled with colorful art supplies, including markers, glue sticks, scissors, and paper, showcasing a creative and vibrant atmosphere. The background features a modern, minimalistic room design, enhancing the focus on the interactive and collaborative nature of the workshop. The children’s expressions reflect excitement and concentration, embodying the spirit of international collaboration and creativity.

    A gorgeous project that made everything possible as planned and the infrastructure was perfect. During the opening in 2022 and the first events like international kids’ workshops and a curators’ lunch, everything was brilliant. However, the time required to organize hybrid events and encounters was heavily underestimated, and so the project had to be paused.
    Currently, I am working on a new European setup coming 2026, bringing the Hybrid Bridge truly to life this time.

    Opening of 'The Hybrid Bridge' at Kunsthalle im Lipsius-Bau in Dresden. The interactive art installation features three door-sized screens live-streaming with Kiev, Prague, and the Museum Albertinum. The image captures attendees engaging with the exhibit, photographers documenting the event, and a screen displaying live footage in the background. The historic architecture of the Kunsthalle im Lipsius-Bau is also visible, adding to the cultural ambiance of the event. One comment form phm_pronk says "haha I just talked to a museum visitor in Dresden from my home in Delft this is fun"
    Opening of 'The Hybrid Bridge' at Kunsthalle im Lipsius-Bau in Dresden. The interactive art installation features three door-sized screens live-streaming with Kiev, Prague, and the Museum Albertinum. The image captures attendees engaging with the exhibit, photographers documenting the event, and a screen displaying live footage in the background. The historic architecture of the Kunsthalle im Lipsius-Bau is also visible, adding to the cultural ambiance of the event. One comment form phm_pronk says "haha I just talked to a museum visitor in Dresden from my home in Delft this is fun"

 

 

The Best of our art projects: A Retrospective

The image showcases an interactive art installation titled "Existentially Just Floating in an Oscillating Dialogue" by Steve Johnson-Wozowiecki. The installation is set in a spacious, modern gallery with wooden floors and a high ceiling featuring exposed beams and skylights. The artwork consists of large, semi-transparent panels suspended from the ceiling, displaying intricate, abstract patterns that resemble ethereal, flowing forms. The panels are arranged in a way that they appear to float and oscillate gently in the air, creating a dynamic and immersive visual experience. The lighting in the gallery highlights the delicate textures and details of the patterns on the panels, enhancing the sense of movement and fluidity. The overall atmosphere is serene and contemplative, inviting viewers to engage with the artwork on a deeper, existential level.

  • 14 to Short
    A Wonderland     of Visual Arts and Performances
    A mesmerizing blend of visual arts and performances, brought to life by 50 talented artists across 2000 square meters. this immersive installation showcased my expertise in concept, curation, production, and participation.

  • The Room
    An Enchanting Spatial Composition
    A unique space within a space, created by free-floating large silkscreens. Enhanced by wind machines, spoken word, and composed music, this installation offered a captivating sensory experience.

  • X94
    Europe’s Largest Art Festival
    X94 was the grandest art festival in Europe, featuring 25 exhibitions, 50 locations, and 250 performances. My role included festival direction, curation, an participation with a distinctive installation.

  • 240 Minutes
    A Provocative Fake Exhibition
    “240 Minutes” was a successful fake exhibition that cleverly played on public ignorance and the allure of believed fame and success.

  • Fucking Random
    A Scenographic Installation
    “Fucking Random” was an intriguing scenographic installation featuring a quintet for trumpet, two actors, a train set, and a wind machine. This unique performance piece pushed the boundaries of traditional art forms.

The image depicts an interactive art installation titled "Rotating Jungle: Immersive Spaces for the Urbanist's Anxious Mind" from Steve Johnson-Wozowiecki. The installation is set in a contemporary gallery with high ceilings and exposed industrial elements. It features a series of large, semi-transparent panels suspended from the ceiling, each illuminated with vibrant, colorful projections that create a dynamic and immersive visual experience. The panels are arranged in a way that they appear to float and rotate gently, casting reflections and shadows on the polished concrete floor. The lighting and projections create an ethereal atmosphere, inviting viewers to explore and engage with the space. The overall ambiance is both stimulating and contemplative, designed to evoke a sense of wonder and introspection.


INNOVATION | SPACE:

 digital innovation and interactive development:

  • Accompanying cultural institutions in their digital transformation from the Berliner Philharmoniker to the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden

    The image displays the start screen of the multimedia guide for the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (SKD), also known as the State Art Collections of Dresden. The interface is sleek and modern, featuring a prominent image of a cherub from a classical painting from the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister. The title "GAM - Discovery Tour for Kids" is displayed below the image, indicating a child-friendly guided tour associated with the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister and the Skulpturensammlung. The tour duration is noted as one hour. A black "Open Tour" button invites users to begin the tour. On the left side of the screen, vertical red text reads "Multimedia Guide," accompanied by a QR code for easy access. The bottom of the screen highlights the guide's compatibility with smartphones and tablets, emphasizing the advanced, browser-based CMS system that allows all 15 museums within the SKD to create multimedia guides quickly and at no cost. The overall design is user-friendly and visually appealing, ensuring accessibility and engagement for all visitors.

  • Conducting innovation workshops and digital product development with media companies from Axel Springer to ZDF Digital

  • Top Case: Mercedes Benz IAA Frankfurt: 10,000 square meters of interactive experiences, concept team and management lead, IF Exhibition Award in Gold

    The image captures the award-winning Mercedes-Benz exhibition at the IAA, which received the IF Exhibition Award in Gold. This 5-floor interactive experience spans 10,000 square meters and attracts 6,000 visitors per hour. The picture shows an hourly performance by international musical star Della Miles and her band on a large stage with multiple screens displaying her image. The stage is set in a modern, high-tech environment with vibrant lighting and a dynamic backdrop. To the side, the newest Mercedes-Benz roadster is prominently displayed, drawing the attention of the audience. The exhibition space is bustling with visitors, highlighting the event's popularity and engaging atmosphere.

I am exploring the intersection of art, technology, and human experience one project at a time. Get in touch!

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