Zero is a contemporary artist from Croatia whose work navigates the intersections of digital and physical realities. Born in Zagreb, Zero first emerged in the early 2010s through street art, leaving enigmatic symbols and abstract forms in urban spaces before transitioning into gallery exhibitions. Drawing inspiration from Croatia’s tumultuous history and its vibrant cultural diversity, Zero’s art merges elements of Eastern European folklore, cybernetic aesthetics, and conceptual minimalism.

Over the years, the artist has gained recognition for multimedia installations and experimental sound projects that explore themes of identity, displacement, and technology-induced alienation. Zero’s exhibitions have been hosted in major European art centers, including Berlin, Vienna, and Budapest, while collaborative projects have connected them with collectives and musicians across the Balkans. Known for a distinctive use of recycled materials and inventive digital manipulations, Zero continues to push boundaries, challenging viewers to question the authenticity of memory and the fluidity of personal and collective history.