Mr Reisinger, you are at the forefront of today’s cohort of digital artists. How did your career as a designer start?
I remember when I was very young, all my friends played video games, while I had no desire to waste my time playing other people’s roles. I wanted to create my own world. Because I am a dreamer. So, at a young age, I started exploring digital software and creating my own spaces, turning my own vision of things into reality.
Now that you are 32 years old, do you have a different vision?
Good visions always change. Everything is always changing. Nothing is still. If it stands still, it will decay. A lasting vision is one that evolves. It adapts to who you are – with all the energies and frequencies that surround you. And as an artist, I discover myself through my art. Because even now, I don’t know who I am. Every time I create, I find out more about myself. That’s my main purpose in creating.
Is that what excites you most about creating, discovering yourself?
I love that my art, whether it’s an installation or an exhibition, can change someone’s day, change their routine for a while and create a little spark or make them think of something else for a moment. That’s a great value for art and design and anything creative to have. And if I can inspire people with my art, then I achieved the ultimate goal of creating.