Addy Feuerstein

Addy Feuerstein is a tech entrepreneur, designer, and new media artist whose work explores the intricate intersection of technology, industrial design, and human memory. His creative practice is centered on the concept of "Simulacra", the creation of artifacts and memories for a past that never truly occurred.

With a professional background in founding tech startups and a degree in design, Feuerstein approaches art as a bridge between the functional precision of the 20th century and the limitless possibilities of the digital age. His work has been featured in group exhibitions and is held in permanent digital collections.

His current focus, the Artificial Nostalgia series, reimagines mid-century aesthetics, specifically the International Style, Bauhaus principles, and 1950s-60s industrial design, on a monumental, surrealist scale. Through these "ghost machines" and monumental dioramas, he invites viewers to reflect on the persistent ghost of analog labor and the evolving relationship between human intention and technological logic.

Feuerstein's process reflects a collaborative effort with advanced AI tools, where initial conceptual drafts are heavily edited and significantly transformed.