Recent works explore systems that shape perception, translating data, signals, and processes into visual, sonic, and physical states. Rather than representing these systems, the focus lies on how they operate — subtly structuring experience through presence, rhythm, and intensity. Attention shifts from activity to atmosphere, where traces and residual effects become perceptible as continuous, often quiet influences.

A more detailed reflection is available as a PDF (German).

Bio

Péter Frucht is a media artist working at the intersection of data, perception, and spatial experience. His practice explores systemic processes and their translation into visual, sonic, and spatial forms.

He studied at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM) and is active in art and design education.