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Solimán López
Media ArtistSolimán López (Burgos, 1981) is a Spanish artist whose work explores the boundaries between the tangible and intangible, addressing themes such as digital identity, information overload, privacy and memory in the 21st century. He uses technologies as tools for communication and artistic expression, working across photography, video, augmented reality, digital art, net art, performance and interactive installations.
His work has been exhibited internationally at festivals, galleries and art institutions, including the CAC Málaga and Matadero Madrid. Among his projects is a museum housed on a 2TB hard drive, reflecting his interest in the relationship between art, technology and digital culture.
The presentation of art as a repository of information is having a significant impact on much of the art world through works such as the Harddiskmuseum—a museum on a hard drive that is changing the way we view digital art and digital information from the perspective of uniqueness.
