Copism

Moving Art, since 2014

The Copist moves art.

Copistic Historicism, since 2020

Copist Historicism visualizes historically significant connections on image panels. Unlike the general usage of the term, Historicism here refers to a narration of human history in general (from the Ancient Greek 'historia,' meaning "investigation or inquiry (of the past)," also "knowledge through investigation (of the past)"; in English, "story" (for fictional or real narratives) or "history" (for real narratives)).  

Art of Randomness, since 2015

In the search for the smallest common element of painted art, the Copists have identified the pixel as the basis of all works. In this copist style, the pixel itself is often copied, though not without being parameterized in the process. 

Leonardo Cycle, 2020-2023

Reconstruction of the presumed visual concepts behind the seven unquestionably authentic paintings by Leonardo, as well as the hypothesized visual concept for the two sides of the portrait of Ginevra de' Benci, which is currently still attributed to Leonardo da Vinci. 

New Realism, since 2020

New Realism seeks to build a significant bridge between the worlds of classical painting, the natural original, and—this is new—the medium of its representation. New Realism questions existing and learned interpretive layers and brings them back to their representational object. The goal is to create islands of meaning from which the viewer can momentarily escape their reality upon the moment of realization.