Reza Hasni (1982, Singapore; lives in Berlin) is a visual artist and motion designer who illuminates the invisible and values the journey more than the destination.

In his illustrations, animations, installations and textiles, Hasni combines personal memories and fantasies with universal themes such as existence, nature, ethnicity, time and infinity. His work is influenced by ancient symbolism and sacred geometry, encompassing both the East and the West. It explores multilayered issues, such as the spiritual void in the Internet age and the dichotomy of our worlds—the ancient and the modern, the real and the unreal, construction and destruction.

As part of FISGA's 2026 artistic program, with a residency and two exhibitions, nothing less than the unexpected is expected: the intersection between media arts and well-being, and a profound reflection on individuality, the post-Internet society, and the relationships we establish with others and with the world around us.

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