LempelinZivin

LempelinZivin is a collaborative artistic project founded in 2018 by visual artist Lena Petrova and electronic musician Simon Zivin. Their work primarily explores the intersection of digital art, soundscapes, and interactive installations. LempelinZivin's creations often feature immersive environments where viewers can engage with evolving visual projections triggered by ambient sound or their own movements.

The duo met at an experimental art festival and quickly discovered a shared interest in creating multi-sensory experiences. Petrova's background in digital painting and animation complements Zivin's expertise in generative music and sound design. Together, they aim to challenge traditional perceptions of art by creating dynamic, responsive pieces that are unique to each viewing.

Their notable exhibitions include "Echoes of the Digital Garden" at the Gallery of Modern Art in 2019 and "Synaptic Rhythms" at the International Digital Art Fair in 2021. LempelinZivin's artistic philosophy centers on the idea of art as a living entity, constantly shifting and adapting. They often use open-source software and hardware to create their installations, reflecting a commitment to accessibility and innovation within the digital art community. The project continues to develop new works that push the boundaries of interactive and algorithmic art.