EUROPLUS

EUROPLUS is a multidisciplinary artist collective founded in Berlin in 2017, renowned for their innovative fusion of digital media, urban aesthetics, and nostalgic references. Drawing inspiration from the rapid cultural shifts of post-communist Europe, EUROPLUS creates a vibrant dialogue between past and present by repurposing found materials, pixel art, and archival imagery into immersive installations and bold street interventions. Their work explores the intersection of memory and modernity, often juxtaposing Eastern Bloc iconography with consumerist motifs from the globalized West.

EUROPLUS exhibitions have spanned major cities such as Berlin, Warsaw, and Amsterdam, and their site-specific projects frequently transform industrial spaces into thought-provoking environments that challenge viewers’ perceptions of identity, technology, and collective memory. Through a versatile practice that encompasses mural painting, video, sculpture, and experimental sound, EUROPLUS continues to push the boundaries of contemporary European art while engaging audiences in playful yet critical conversations about cultural hybridity and the future of urban life.