CV / ARTIST PROFILEDE—NINE (Igor Nilsen)
Contemporary Artist / Oslo, NorwayWorking across computational art, digital simulation, moving image and immersive installations, DE—NINE explores the relationship between invisible natural forces and material form through millions of individually simulated particles.
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Computational ArtFine Art PrintsDigital SimulationMoving ImageProjection MappingInstallation Concepts
Selected Projects
01 Aeolian
A series of fine art prints with AR components, exploring invisible environmental forces through simulated granular matter. Motion and depth are revealed through a smartphone interface, exposing dynamic particle fields beneath the printed surface.
02 Stone Signal
A temporary digital monolith installed in remote landscapes, translating real-time wind data into a continuously evolving visual form. The work functions as a site-responsive signal structure, an abstract marker that makes invisible atmospheric movement perceptible through computational expression.
03 Expedition
A location-based series of digital field simulations exploring Nordic environments. Each work is generated from specific sites, translating terrain, climate and atmospheric data into computational visual systems.
04 Aurora Lens
A physical light artwork exploring captured atmospheric light within glass. A circular illuminated frame with internal LED illumination refracts through layered textured glass, creating shifting optical fields that respond to surrounding environments.
Selected Clients & Collaborations
GoogleSamsungPeugeotTelenorAvinorIOTA Foundation
Technical Practice
Particle SimulationComputational WorkflowsProcedural SystemsGenerative Processes3D ScanningCreative CodingProjection Mapping