STATEMENT

My practice explores how systems of representation shape
our perception of reality, memory and space.

Working across architecture, photography, sculpture, sound and
AI-generated imagery, I create works that move between
figuration and abstraction, permanence and transformation.

Through the dialogue between analog and digital processes,
I investigate how each artwork is continuously rewritten, reassembled, reframed, revealing the unstable and evolving nature of memory and contemporary experience.

BIOGRAPHY

Daniele Zerbi (Milan, 1985) is an architect and artist, cofounder
of Fuzz Atelier — an architecture and design studio
— and of Hyper False, a creative agency specializing in
audiovisual production.

His research moves across architecture, photography,
sculpture and AI-generated imagery, exploring the tension
between function and dysfunction, geometry and organic
form, memory and representation. The work originates in
architectural space and unfolds into abstract dimensions,
where structure and color claim formal autonomy.

He has exhibited in Italy and abroad, including Antro Gallery
(Turin, 2026), Brasserie Atlas (Brussels, 2025), Burning
Mountain Festival (Zernez, 2025), Ottofinestre (Turin, 2025),
L’Ovestino (Bern, 2025) and MACAM Beirut (2019). In
2016, he held the solo exhibition “The Collapse of Rules” at
Galleria Tulpenmanie in Milan.