David Jablonowski

David Jablonowski (1982, Germany) creates sculptures, videos and installations that explore the connection between technology, communication and material. His work focuses on how modern communication tools such as printers, scanners, projectors and 3D printers shape the way we use language, share information and interpret images. Jablonowski treats language as a reproducible code and investigates how this influences the appearance and meaning of objects.

He plays with contrasts such as light materials that appear heavy, or warm materials that look cold, and often gives cutting-edge technology the look of ancient relics. His work reflects on the digital age, where our experience of the world is increasingly shaped by algorithms and artificial impressions, yet still invites a tactile and human response.