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Location: Germany
Eric Hubbes (b. 1988, London) is a contemporary visual artist based in Bonn, Germany. His artistic education includes fine arts studies at Glenalmond College in Scotland, Geo-Sciences in Münster, and intensive training at the HKU Art Academy in Utrecht, Netherlands. Choosing an uncompromising independent path, Hubbes returned to the Rhineland to establish his studio practice. Driven by an analytical interest in natural sciences and systemic structures, his work bridges academic inquiry and raw painterly intuition.
This portfolio explores the boundaries of human identity and consciousness through visual deconstruction. Utilizing a multimedia approach that merges digital archetypes with traditional painterly execution, the works act as channels for collective sub-consciousness. Fragmented structures, archetypal spaces, and layered textures dissolve the boundary between the internal psychic space and external reality. Rather than depicting subjective reality, these pieces function as energetic resonance fields, inviting the viewer to confront the hidden currents of the collective mind.
This work explores the intersection of architectural geometry, systemic structures, and cosmic order. Through a complex synthesis of fractal forms, mechanical components, and monumental pathways, the composition visualizes the blueprints of an overarching, non-human intellect. It reflects on the transition from historical cycles of construction to a new era of systemic, autonomous logic.