Guerillastyles

Guerillastyles is a contemporary art collective based in Berlin, Germany, founded in 2005 by artists and designers including Jan-Peter Kasper, Christian Schöning, and Jörg Schöning. The collective is known for its interdisciplinary approach, blending elements of art, design, and technology to create innovative and often provocative works. Guerillastyles' projects often challenge conventional notions of art and design, pushing the boundaries of what is considered acceptable or meaningful in these fields.

The collective's work spans various mediums, including digital art, installation art, and performance art. Notable projects include "The World's First 3D Printer," a large-scale installation that showcased the capabilities of 3D printing technology, and "The World's First 3D Printer in a Museum," a project that involved creating a 3D printer and exhibiting it in a museum setting. Guerillastyles has also been involved in public art projects, such as "The World's First 3D Printer in a Public Space," which involved creating a 3D printer and placing it in a public location for people to use.

Guerillastyles' approach to art and design is characterized by its use of technology and its emphasis on the social and political implications of art. The collective's work often explores themes of identity, power, and the role of art in society. Guerillastyles has received critical acclaim for its innovative and thought-provoking projects, and its work has been exhibited in museums and galleries around the world. The collective continues to be an influential force in the contemporary art and design scene, known for its bold and provocative approach to these fields.