Artwork

My artwork explores the remains, systems and side effects of digital culture.

Some works are made from obsolete technologies: chips, floppy disks, hard drives, circuit boards and other discarded components. Others deal with surveillance, control, machine-made images, interaction and the strange material afterlife of devices that once carried data, signals, work and memory.

Across different media — canvas, collage, sculpture, installation, interactive electronics, machine drawings and upcycled objects — the work asks what technology leaves behind and what these remains can become.

It is about memory, power, transformation and the physical presence of systems that often appear invisible.

 

 

Uzi I - artwork by Dominik Jais

A selection of categories of art I have worked in. While there are categories to show diversity most of my work can be categorized as Upcycling or Sustainable art.

I be em, chipart by Dominik Jais

chipart

Chips mounted on canvas become patterns, surfaces and material traces of electronic culture.
Do you TRUST? by Dominik Jais - modern artwork

collage

Great artworks and contemporary art can be produced using the collage technique.
Uzi silk screening on 3.5" floppy disks - media art by Dominik Jais

floppydiskism

floppydiskism is about everything that can be done with floppy disks in an art context.
Tree I - a hard drive sculpture by Dominik Jais

hdd

hdd is short fo Hard Disk Drive.
On the desert planet - outside the C74

installation

Room-based works that expand the material and conceptual questions into physical space.
interactive installation using LCD + Arduino

interactive

Using micro controllers and different type of sensors, motors, etc. to put the spectator into the driver seat.
u-turn - art by dominik jais - contemporary artwork

polar drawing

polar drawings are most unique pieces of modern, contemporary art.
are you here? series by dominik Jais - pcb styled print on pc - contemporary abstract art

upcycling

Upcycling means the usage of abandoned materials to create something new.