Futurristic is an innovative visual artist hailing from Berlin, Germany, whose work deftly fuses digital manipulation, street art aesthetics, and speculative motifs to imagine alternate urban realities. With a background in graphic design and a deep interest in technology’s social effects, Futurristic emerged in the late 2010s, quickly gaining recognition in Berlin’s underground art circuits for their large-scale installations and immersive digital projections. Their pieces often experiment with augmented reality and interactive soundscapes, challenging the boundaries between physical and virtual spaces.

Drawing inspiration from both post-industrial cityscapes and cybernetic concepts, Futurristic’s practice interrogates themes of isolation, transformation, and the impact of technological advance on contemporary identity. Their work has been featured in exhibitions throughout Europe, including solo and group shows in Hamburg, Amsterdam, and Vienna, and their interdisciplinary collaborations have seen them contribute to music videos, performance events, and experimental film projects. As a leading voice in Europe’s digital art vanguard, Futurristic continues to push creative limits, inviting audiences to rethink the relationship between art, society, and the future.