In his paintings, Johannes Bosisio explores the relationships between mankind and machine and the transgressions of dualism such as the separation of: figure and ground, body and mind, material and Immaterial, organic and inorganic, animals and machines. His work celebrates transformation, freedom, desire, and hybridization by depicting organic bodies fused with technological prostheses. Through his use of once smooth and shiny chrome surfaces that are now scratched, rough, and alive, Bosisio reconsiders our relationship with technology and its impact on our lives and identities. His approach is informed by the work of authors Donna Haraway and Andy Clark, and his art challenges traditional boundaries and creates new possibilities by merging organic and technological forms.
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Johannes Bosisio, Micro Series M2401 (2024), oil and glitter on canvas, 230 x 375 cm. Image Courtesy of the artist. 
Johannes Bosisio, 5 Micro series 5 (2023), oil and glitter on canvas, 120 x 90 cm. Image Courtesy of the artist.
Installation view: Johannes Bosisio, Souls from Objects from Souls from Objects from Souls (19 November - 15 December 2022) at ZÉRUÌ Gallery, London. Image Courtesy of the gallery and the artist.
Johannes Bosisio, Micro Series M2403 (2024), oil and glitter on canvas, 120 x 90 cm. Image Courtesy of the artist.
Installation view: Johannes Bosisio, at Südtiroler Künstlerbund (1 January – 31 December 2020). Image Courtesy of the artist.