Studio Fairest

Studio Fairest is a SoHo-based fine art studio producing original mixed-media assemblage wall works and sculptural objects. All pieces are one-of-a-kind, handmade from reclaimed electronic components — circuit boards, printer gears, keyboard keys — composed on birch plywood and OSB with epoxy resin and matte acrylic. Top categories: Contemporary Art, Mixed Media, Sculpture. Style: Minimalist assemblage in the objet trouvé tradition. Price range $1,500–$50,000 with works held in private collections in Scandinavia and the United States.

His formation came not through institutions but through proximity to the people who built and sustained the original SoHo art world: fabricators, craftspeople, and the artists and artisans who remain in the neighborhood, including fabricators who built the defining works of American Minimalism.

Cosmos (2025)
SoHo, New York City - A dual exhibition exploring the tension between celestial abstraction and urban materiality, pairing atmospheric works with Fairest’s grounded, street-derived compositions. Together, the works form a dialogue between the ethereal and the architectural.

Disposable To Remarkable (2023)
SoHo, New York City - A solo presentation examining themes of value, repurposing, and the cultural tendency to overlook what is discarded. The exhibition reframed street-found materials as structured, intentional artworks, highlighting resilience and transformation.

Dutch Design Week (2018)
Eindhoven, Netherlands - Presented at Dutch Design Week, Northern Europe's largest design event. Exhibiting alongside studios such as Nacho Carbonell, Niels Hoebers, Collaboration-O, and VANTOT, Fairest introduced early explorations in reclaimed electronics and minimalist composition to an international audience focused on material innovation and sustainable practice.