Andrés Reisinger

1990

Based in

Barcelona, Spain

Andrés Reisinger is a renowned Argentinian artist and designer blending the digital and physical.

Known for his dream-like imagery, works like the viral "Hortensia" chair, and high-profile NFT auctions, he challenges traditional boundaries with surreal, minimalist creations. He founded Reisinger Studio in Barcelona, collaborating with a plethora of brands and international art galleries alike. His "Take Over" series and global exhibitions venturing into the physical realm have cemented his influence. Recognized by Forbes' 30 Under 30 and AD100, Reisinger is celebrated for innovation in art and design.

“Who am I? I don’t know but I will find out… Curiosity is one of the most important values”

Reisinger’s work dissolves boundaries between function and illusion, transforming digital objects into provocative reflections on technology and culture. His pieces, like Pollen, The Shipping, and Hortensia — now part of the Vitra Museum collection — challenge the commodification of the digital world, offering spaces that feel both familiar and otherworldly, inviting viewers to question reality’s constructed nature.

Exhibitions like Too Much, Too Soon! at Nilufar Gallery, Let’s Get Digital! at Palazzo Strozzi, and DREAMS at Moco Museum reveal a growing cultural appetite for Reisinger’s worlds, where digital culture reshapes desires and identities in a fluid, compelling landscape.