Bri Zander

BRI ZANDER's machine art deals with mechanical engineering in the 21st century.

Some of the artworks on display include the Alpha Wrapper8 from the Japanese company Fuji Packaging, the Concrete Pump Trucks from the German company Putzmeister, a detail of the Concrete Pump Trucks artwork, the Inje...

BRI ZANDER's machine art deals with mechanical engineering in the 21st century.

Some of the artworks on display include the Alpha Wrapper8 from the Japanese company Fuji Packaging, the Concrete Pump Trucks from the German company Putzmeister, a detail of the Concrete Pump Trucks artwork, the Injection Molding Machine from the Dutch company Stork Imm, the Packaging Machine from the German company Somic and two artworks for the German company Kolbus the Bookbinding Machine and the Perfect Binding Machine.

In a lengthy, intensive process, BRI ZANDER transforms photographs into abstract collages with her digital tools.

BRI ZANDER's art is inspired by the impulses of the machine developers and the mechanics who manufacture the machines. BRI ZANDER often spends many days and hours with the machines. She photographs, observes, listens and smells her way deep into the machine world.

Some of the machines are mass produced, others are unique. Each machine has its own history.

In her machine art, BRI ZANDER raises machine technology to an aesthetic level. In her abstract collages she dissolves the boundaries between strictly rational technology and human emotions.

Her goal is the path to the illusion behind our idea of reality.