Rafaël Rozendaal

the internet used to feel like a new, empty space today it feels more like a bad habit i have never been able to come up with anything while browsing the web i need an empty room to find ideas the internet is the opposite of an empty room

to paint or to paint that is the question

photos by Shu Nakagawa “Details”, exhibition at Takuro Someya in Tokyo.

Light (Seoul) An extension of the exhibition “Light” (MoMA) in collaboration with Hyundai Card until fall 2025 Photography by: Byeongchul Chun

My project Homage is showing at Lacma until July 13, as part of the Digital Witness exhibition.

Photo by Naeem Douglas Interview by Paola Antonelli, Amanda Forment & Prudence Pfeiffer.

Light: Rafaël Rozendaal Museum of Modern Art November 16, 2024 – Spring 2025 Curated by Paola Antonelli Photos by Jonathan Dorado “Abstraction is the intensification of perception,” says Rafaël Rozendaal, an innovator in the realm of Internet-based art.

haiku tsurezure – #37 A dialogue between art and haiku Rafaël Rozendaal + Yuzo Ono September 2024 Yuzo Ono YO: As an artist, you have been presenting your internet artwork for a long time, and have had many exhibitions, including one at the Towada Art Cen…

“Manual” at Upstream Gallery August 31 – October 12, 2024 Photos by Gert-Jan van Rooij Upstream Gallery is proud to present Manual, an exhibition of new work by Rafaël Rozendaal.

in an attention economy, focus is the ultimate luxury

Pola Museum of Art, Hakone, Japan Modern Times in Paris 1925 – Art and Design in the Machine-age December 16, 2023 – May 19, 2024 © Rafaël Rozendaal Courtesy of Takuro Someya Contemporary Art Photos & video by Shu Nakagawa

don’t make art on the internet, that will never work don’t show websites in museums, they belong online don’t make gallery objects, you’re a web artist don’t write poetry, you’re not a poet don’t use blockchain, that’s for investors don’t paint, that’s for

when you don’t like the new you feel old

if you don’t understand it you get it

Photos by Shu Nakagawa Thank you to Takuro Someya Contemporary Art

81 Landscapes is a new collection of 81 fully on-chain artworks.

Into Time 22 10 series Framed lenticular prints 160 x 120 cm Courtesy of Upstream Gallery Photos by Gert-Jan van Rooij

Homage 43 & 49 at Josef Albers Museum Quadrat Bottrop Photos by Philipp Ottendörfer, 2023 Thank you to Family Collection Klinkhamer, Collection Tim Whidden, Infinite Objects.