About

Djeric–Hunold (Switzerland / Germany) is an artist duo working across painting and spatial practice, with a focus on material and perception. Their work is rooted in a reduced, monochrome language centered on black, not as colour, but as a material condition that absorbs, holds and modulates light. Surfaces are not conceived as images, but as active fields in which gesture, time and process become visible.

Working with pigmented plaster, they develop a process in which each piece is formed through controlled, irreversible actions. What is fixed into the surface cannot be revised; every mark records a decision and carries duration.

Their work is driven by a dual position: material as substance and perception as experience. He approaches the work through matter, weight and process; she through perception, synaesthetic association and spatial sensitivity. These positions do not operate separately, but converge within each piece.

Their practice is structured by rhythm, sequence and interval, without reference to external motifs or narratives. The works unfold through the viewer’s movement and attention, creating a perceptual tension that shifts between opacity and reflection, presence and withdrawal.

Situated between painting and architecture, Djeric–Hunold extend their practice into space, where surfaces are experienced as environments that actively shape the atmosphere of a space. Their works are exhibited internationally and are held in private collections across Europe, Asia and the United States.