SteveGerges

Intro： Steve Gerges began to take an interest in Digital Art in 2000 when he created Visual-Delight, the first collective of VJ’s (visual-jockeys) in Luxembourg. This project allowed him to take his first steps in this innovative art form for that time. It was in 2012, following a trip to Montreal to the Elektra festival, initiated by the Ministry of Culture and the French-Quebec Office for Youth, that he created his first interactive digital artwork entitled LAN 1.0 at the Carré Rotondes in 2014. Several works were then produced over the years: LAN 2.0 (a technical and visual evolution of Lan 1.0) and Cronos (an immersive video mapping) in 2016, Rise of the machines (a dynamic light sculpture in 2017 at the Rotondes for the Multiplica festival,) as well as Flow and Fields, respectively in 2017 and 2019, 2 digital artworks in real time and interactive, and finally the creation of ONE for which Steve Gerges won the grant in Digital Arts made available by the Focuna and the Gallery Independence.