Jan Bora - Supernatural

Take a dive into the mind of the amazing digital artist and musician Jan Bora. His series “Supernatural” explores the physical phenomenons ruling nature, through a symphony of 3D animation and music.

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@enter.artPUBLISHED 6TH OCTOBER 2021

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Today we’re going to get to know Jan Bora, a digital artist and photographer based in Milano. He has previously worked in Oslo as a photographer, and as a digital artist for various architectural firms. 

A bit of a hidden gem in the enter gallery, where he has minted parts of his amazing series “Supernatural”. As one of our beta applicants, we had the pleasure of getting to know his art and vision back in June, and we were already then astonished by his approach to his creations. Not only does he make immensely intricate 3D animations depicting otherworldly expressions, he also creates the audio, giving a beautiful audio visual experience. 

“My research explores the hidden energy of nature. I'm focused on the relation between art and science. I am attracted by the process of derealisation, stimulating to reflect on the invisible energy that connects the real and virtual dimensions. I use different artistic means for my visual research. Mainly I create CGI animations conceived as LOOPs and I also use photography with hybridisation of 3D elements. Sounds and music are essential parts of animations: I use various synths for creating sounds and a cello.” 

SUPERNATURAL
- a series in progress on enter.art

Check out this video of Jans previous works in the landscape series


SUPERNATURAL
is a work generating from an idea of exploration of the physical phenomena ruling nature, from the fall of neutrinos onto earth to the hidden movement of the roots of trees that defy the friction of the soil, from the self combustion of plants to the erratic boulders on a glacier.

The work addresses the problem of the weakness of reality in our time, increasingly dominated by technology, by the development of the virtual, by the digital. An investigation into intrinsic forces made manifest through real experiments and computer simulations in which reality and artifice hybridise.


Previous experiences 

With his artistic research staff he has participated in several national and international exhibitions:

  • At the Triennale di Milano with the project “USE ‒ Uncertain States of Europe” 
    (in collaboration with Multiplicity).
  • At the Documenta 11 in Kassel 
    (in collaboration with Multiplicity).
  • At the Triennale di Milano again with the project “Milano, comunità in corso”.
  • At the Arengario di Milano OPEN SPACE with “Quartieri Milano” 
    (in collaboration with Studio A12).
  • For the Magazzini del Sale in Genova he developed the project “Il fascino del disordine”.
  • At the Colorida Gallery in Lisbon he has showcased his project “Lightscapes”.
      

Make sure to check in on his series on enter.art where the newest edition is currently up for auction! 

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