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Sasha lives and works between Calella de Palafrugell (Girona) and Barcelona, Spain. His recent work focuses on the integration of AI, creative coding, and prompt-based poetry, exploring how these tools can be used to generate new forms of artistic expression.

Drawing inspiration from philosophy, cognitive science and neurobiology, he sees AI as a partner in exploring alternative ways of thinking and creating. In his works, he blends minimalist aesthetics with a deeper investigation into the interaction between physical materials and generative processes.

By merging analog methods with digital technologies, he creates works that reflect on time, memory, and transformation. Rather than focusing on grand statements, his practice remains centered on curiosity and experimentation, seeking to understand how art can emerge from the interaction between human and machine.osite structures are literally attracted and repelled, compacted and deformed. Working with objects, Sasha pays special attention to the material, its character and history.

By combining and composing ready-made or found objects, or working with industrial materials, he forms the relationship between the object in itself and the space or context that surrounds it
EXHIBITIONS+PROJECTS
Project by @fakewhale.xyz
Project with https://formatspace.org/
Mar de Fons (Artistas de Emporda-2)
Collective show
Can Mario Museum / Palafrugell / 2023
Art Emergent Sabadell 2020
Collective show
Academia de Belles Artes Sabadell, 2020
Stories by Sasha Sime
Personal show
OX Poblenou / Barcelona / 2019
LandEscapes
Collective show
Galeria Carles Tache / Barcelona / 2018
Mark as read
Personal show
Mutuo gallery / Barcelona / 2017
Untitled
Collective show
La Plataforma / Barcelona / 2015
Slide to unlock
Personal show / Barcelona
La Plataforma 8
Collective show / Barcelona
Mutuo+HEX+RAZZ
Collective show / Barcelona
Hello, Sailor
Personal show / Saint-Petersburg
ISO LOFT
Collective show / Barcelona
Hell Gallery
Collective show / Barcelona
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  • Fakewhale Studio is a research platform dedicated to exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and contemporary art. We focus on how technological advancements can redefine artistic expression and shape digital media. Through theoretical reflections and selected collaborations with artists, design studios and brands, we explore the new technological dimensions that are shaping contemporary creativity.
  • Sasha Sime presents an artistic residency that transcends the traditional boundaries of documentary output conventionally tied to artistic representation. The obtained prompts, conceived as concentrated descriptive blocks, transform into action poetry, creating a bridge between human and machine communication.
  • Artistas seleccionados en el certamen Art Emergent Sabadell 2020: Abel Jaramillo, Adrián Jorques, Albert Florent, Alejandro Alfonso Herrera, Alexandra García, Antoni Maillo, Carles Bertran, Carlos Vásquez Méndez, Eladio Aguilera, Eric Crespo, Esteban Rivera, Gorka Piñol, Javier R. Perez-Curiel, Jordi Plana Marqués, Jordi Vila Llàcer, Jorge Isla, Juan David Galindo, Juan Gil Segovia, Leia Goiria, Marc Torrent Sala, Maria Yelletisch, Montse Roure, Nathalie Rey, Oriol Aribau, Oriol Enguany, Otakar Hyps, Raquel Bistuer, Sasha Sime, Svetlana Limnios, Tania Berta Judith.
  • El trabajo de Sasha Sime (Rusia, 1982) viene moviéndose entre formas que recuerdan al expresionismo abstracto y al informalismo, pero al mismo tiempo presenta rastros de la cultura visual on y o line de la sociedad contemporánea. En sus proyectos más recientes, la apropiación de materiales cotidianos es una constante, y así se relaciona con tendencias como el pop, los (ya no tan) nuevos realismos o el arte pobre.
  • Sasha Sime es un artista multidisciplinario, fotógrafo y diseñador ruso que ya hace años que se instaló en Barcelona y que, en nuestra ciudad, ha desarrollado unas creaciones que pretenden ser una exploración de la estructura visual y los componente emocionales del arte.
  • The human presence, its trace, is designated here as formally as possible using the most artificial methods inherent in the human hand — a symmetrical composition, a plastic protagonist, vainly trying to create at least some noticeable influence and the sound of his buzzing motor that interrupts the idyllic chirping of birds. The title of the work The adventure of the Dinosaur hints at the possible fate of both the device itself, created solely for the comfort of Homo Sapiens and its master.
  • The work of Sasha Sime (Russia, 1982) has been moving between reminiscent forms of
    abstract expressionism and informalism, but at the same time it presents traces of the
    visual culture on and off line of contemporary society. In his most recent projects, the
    appropriation of everyday materials is a constant, and this is related to trends such as
    pop, (not so) new realism or poor art.
  • Aquesta exposició mostra els projectes desenvolupats pels quatre artistes durant el programa multidisciplinari de residència artística Nectar, que ha tingut lloc del 18 de maig al 8 de juny de 2018: Netai Halup (Israel), Aki Hoshihara (Japó), Sasha Sime (Rússia) i Nanao Tsukuda (Japó). Els textos de cada artista són fruit de la col·laboració amb convidats especials i del seu visita a l'Open Studio en els estudis de Nectar.
  • Mis obras son interfaces emocionales, donde descompongo la superficie hasta la molécula y los rediseño bajo la influencia de motivación irracional y emocional: significados, metáforas e ironía.
  • This exhibition shows the projects developed by the four artists during Nectar multidisciplinary art residency program, held from May 18th to June 8th 2018. The artist's texts are the results of the collaboration with invited guests and from their visit to the Open Studio in Nectar studio spaces.

    The residence program is based on an open call for project proposals, which allows resident artists to delve into their artistic and creative process in a rural environment and to connect their practice with the Barcelona art scene with the collaboration of On Mediation and the exhibition at Carles Taché Gallery.