Interview with Anze Sekelj
HEX HAUS is a collaborative project by media artists Anže Sekelj and Staš Vrenko. HEX instruments stem from authors’ concepts and experiences in developing artistic tools and multimedia…
Designer of the Day Interview
13 May 2024
Anže Sekelj is an award-winning intermedia artist predominantly active in the field of installation, video, composition, design, and sound. His work mainly plays with the perception of space, exposing existing happenings in today's society. He cleverly uses multimedia techniques, always blurring the lines between the used means of expression, yet creating a consistent but diverse body of work. Works usually demand an emotional response, which he evokes with a specific combination of aesthetics and meaning.
Designer Interview
13 May 2024
Anže Sekelj is an award-winning intermedia artist predominantly active in the field of installation, video, composition, design, and sound. His work mainly plays with the perception of space, exposing existing happenings in today's society. He cleverly uses multimedia techniques, always blurring the lines between the used means of expression, yet creating a consistent but diverse body of work. Works usually demand an emotional response, which he evokes with a specific combination of aesthetics and meaning.
HEX HAUS is a collaborative project by media artists Anže Sekelj and Staš Vrenko. HEX instruments stem from authors’ concepts and experiences in developing artistic tools and multimedia installations, aiming at creating didactic, affordable, portable and intuitive electronic devices that cross the boundaries of music-making, play and education.
The goal is to introduce audiences of various ages and backgrounds to contemporary electronic music and its underlying technologies through workshops and do-it-yourself (DIY) techniques. Components comprising the devices are 100% replaceable, prioritising the right to repair, ease of assembly and sustainable long-term use. Instruments’ unique designs are crafted by balancing intuitively accessible features for beginners with complex functions, appealing to professional users as well.
The goal is to introduce audiences of various ages and backgrounds to contemporary electronic music and its underlying technologies through workshops and do-it-yourself (DIY) techniques. Components comprising the devices are 100% replaceable, prioritising the right to repair, ease of assembly and sustainable long-term use. Instruments’ unique designs are crafted by balancing intuitively accessible features for beginners with complex functions, appealing to professional users as well.
Functionality vs aesthetics
User friendly with a twist
Electronics
Sustainability and right to repair