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Reza Hasni’s illustrations are not limited by the constraints of the physical world
Brighten up your day with the positive works radiating from this Singaporean creative s portfolio.
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Welcome to the technicolour world of Reza Hasni, a Singapore-born and Berlin-based illustrator and motion designer. Bursting with bright colour (colour which sometimes moves in swirling movements) Reza’s vibrant practice brims with patterns harking back to sacred geometries. This, combined with a contemporary injection of internet pop culture, splurges out the illustrations that we see before us.
“My works are a contemporary reflection of our world and its unseen energies,” Reza tells us. He uses his art as another mode of thought, a way to express the stories stirred up in his imagination. In this way, his work can be seen as a visual representation of an alternate world. As the illustrator puts it, “a form of escapism.” Digitally collaging a myriad of references, Reza pastes toget