As societies are affected by the coronavirus, the proportion of time spent indoors during these unprecedented times has increased. Living in the new normal has given us the opportunity to reflect and research on the new environments where movement is created, received and shared.

In response to this, we began consciously to understand ways to send good energies to those heavily affected. In Reza Hasni’s work, he has created vivid worlds for people to escape from their current bad realities to find meaning and escapism in art. His style of balancing sacred geometry with vivid pop culture icons take on a new meaning, almost as if these worlds open energies for people to connect with the surroundings, but also with each other.

About the artist
Reza Hasni’s works are a contemporary reflection of our world and its unseen energies. Patterns of sacred geometry form core themes, along with influences of 90’s Internet pop and club culture. His illustration and motion graphics practice feeds into collaborations in music, installations, augmented reality and fashion around Europe and Asia. Reza is currently based in Berlin.