(credits: left: Tatiana Takáčová / right: Sujin Seo)
Studio Korinsky is a Berlin-based interdisciplinary artist collective founded in 2012 by twin brothers Carlo and Abel Korinsky. Their work operates at the intersection of art, science, and technology, creating immersive, research-driven installations that challenge and recontextualize our sensory and spatial perception. Focusing on sound, spatial computing, and real-time data, the studio transforms spaces into speculative environments that critique contemporary systems - ranging from surveillance and automation to environmental collapse and algorithmic bias. Their practice pushes the boundaries between the natural and synthetic, the intimate and the systemic, blending disciplines and media to create sculptural new media works. Recent projects by Studio Korinsky explore themes such as drone ethics, space debris, physical phenomena and AI-generated behavior patterns, often in collaboration with scientists and institutions including the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB), marine research centers in Korea, and the European S+T+ARTS programme.
Studio Korinsky’s work has been presented at venues and festivals such as Ars Electronica (AT), ISEA (CA, FR, UAE), BOZAR (BE), ACC Gwangju (KR), Art & Tech Days Košice (SK), CerModern (TR), Llum BCN (ES), and the Experimenta Biennial (AU). Their projects have been supported by funding from the Hyundai Motor Group’s ZER01NE program, MSUFCU Arts Residency, Musikfonds, and BBK Berlin.Abel and Carlo Korinsky also teach and lecture internationally, engaging students in emerging practices across new media, sound, and speculative design at institutions including Shanghai Jiao Tong University, University of South Florida, Michigan State University, and the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA).