(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. The studio works at the intersection of art, science, and technology, creating immersive, research-driven installations that explore how contemporary media systems shape perception, behavior, and collective experience.
Focusing on sound, spatial computing, and real-time processes, Studio Korinsky approaches technology not as a tool, but as a medium of power that organizes attention, decision-making, and environmental relations. Their works investigate invisible structures such as algorithmic evaluation, surveillance infrastructures, and ecological monitoring, translating abstract systems into embodied, sensory experiences rather than visual explanations.
Sound plays a central role in the studio’s practice as an atmospheric and social medium, often deployed in public or semi-public spaces where collective presence and feedback become part of the work. Through data-driven and site-specific installations, the studio examines the blurred boundaries between control and participation, prediction and uncertainty, and natural phenomena and technological simulation.
Studio Korinsky collaborates closely with scientists and research institutions, including the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB), marine research centers in Korea, and partners within the European S+T+ARTS programme. Their practice positions art as a space for making invisible technological, infrastructural, and ecological power structures sensorially and critically experienceable.
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 and universities.