Djeric-Hunold (*1988 CH/*1987 DE) is a contemporary artist duo working at the intersection of painting and sculpture. Their practice centers on the composed moment , where irreversible gestures becomes form.

Known for their monochrome works, they treat black not as absence, but as material: dense, resonant, sculptural. Each piece is executed without retouching, a physical, analog process in search of precision, depth, and restraint.

Working together since 2018 and under the name Djeric-Hunold since 2021, the artists have exhibited in Berlin, Paris, Ghent, and Zurich. Their work is held in private collections across Europe, the United States, and Asia, and has been shown alongside artists such as Josef Albers, Gotthard Graubner, and Lothar Quinte.

Based in a historic residence in Switzerland that functions as both home and working space, Djeric-Hunold reject traditional notions of the studio. Surrounded by nature, shaped by architecture and time, the place is neither backdrop nor sanctuary, but part of the practice itself.

They do not depict. They compose. In black. In time. In stillness.

Full portfolio, studio visits and CV on request.