Benjamin Creek is an interdisciplinary artist, designer and maker with a background in industrial design and visual arts. With over 20 years of experience across diverse disciplines, he has worked in service and system design in Tokyo, industrial design in Guangzhou’s manufacturing hub, and art production in Berlin for the past 9 years.
In Berlin, Creek has integrated industrial processes and techniques into his practice, developing both practical and conceptual systems for complex art productions from ideation through to fabrication and installation. Recently, he has focused on 3D printing, using it not only as a prototyping tool but also as a medium in its own right.
Creek’s expertise is reflected in his collaborations with leading international galleries, such as neugerriemschneider, Esther Schipper, and König Galerie, where he contributes to exhibitions and art fairs. He also works independently with artists like Julius von Bismarck, Tue Greenfort, Dennis Osadebe, Shayne Oliver, and Daniel Jenatsch, applying a variety of methods in art production, robotics, and installation for their international exhibitions.
In his own practice, Creek combines industrial design, animatronics, material science, visual programming, and cross-platform experimentation to investigate concepts like tangible interaction, biomimicry, and algorithmic design. He currently splits his time between Germany and Australia and has an art production studio in Wedding, Berlin.
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