Nazanin Chekini Pour is a Berlin-based creative technologist and new media artist whose work exists at the intersection of science, art, and imagination. With a background in computer science and deep experience in machine learning, image processing, and human-computer interaction, her practice is a continuous exploration of how emerging technologies can be used to create immersive, emotional, and multidimensional experiences.
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Fascinated by the dialogue between machines and the human mind, Nazanin approaches her work as both engineer and artist — someone who speaks fluently in code while remaining deeply attuned to the poetic possibilities of digital space. Her creations often take the form of interactive installations, generative art, sound-reactive visuals, and AI-powered entities that invite audiences to reconsider the boundaries between the organic and the artificial, the visible and the invisible.
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From Dimensional Entities — a vibrant journey through imagined digital realms — to The Cymatic Symphony, which visualizes the frequencies of sound, her projects reflect a commitment to blending technical precision with artistic intuition. Each work is a form of inquiry, pushing the limits of perception while crafting new sensory languages.
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For over eight years, Nazanin has worked professionally as a front-end engineer and digital product designer, shaping user experiences in the tech world. Today, she channels that knowledge into mentoring, music, and the creation of phygital experiences — hybrid spaces that merge the physical and the digital.
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At the heart of her practice lies a simple yet powerful mission: to merge science and art in order to unlock new realms of thought, feeling, and collective wonder.
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The Cymatic Symphony
The Visual Language of Sound.
Cymatics, the study of how sound influences matter, unveils the hidden geometry of vibrations, transforming frequencies into visible patterns. The phenomenon was first demonstrated in the 18th century by physicist Ernst Chladni, who revealed how sound could organize sand into intricate formations. The field later expanded through Hans Jenny’s groundbreaking work in the 1960s, capturing the dynamic interaction between sound waves and liquid mediums.
My journey into cymatics began in high school, inspired by Masaru Emoto's water experiments. These studies sparked a deep curiosity in me. How could sound, something we hear every day, also shape the world around us in such profound ways?
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Guided by Nikola Tesla’s timeless insight: 'If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration', The Cymatic Symphony invites viewers to step into this fusion of perception and resonance, where artistic expression meets scientific curiosity in a multisensory exploration of the invisible forces that shape our world.
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Mysterious Encounter
Through a deep integration of machine learning and computational artistry, this project transforms abstract vision into a digital mythology. The artist weaves together unseen dimensions, blending intuition and code to summon a new spectrum of visual experience, one shaped by algorithms, imagination, and ancient mystery.
Mysterious Encounter is an invitation into an enigmatic realm: a sprawling temple maze inhabited by 22 cryptic entities. Each of these beings offers its own challenges—riddles, quests, and arcane puzzles—slowly revealing forbidden lore and hidden powers. In this shifting space, seekers face both external trials and internal revelations, as rival adventurers race to decode ancient symbols powered by cosmic forces.
Who will overcome all 22 trials, uncover the temple’s ultimate secret, and claim your place as master of its mysteries? The path is perilous, the riddles profound. But for those bold enough to enter, the rewards lie beyond imagination.
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