Matt Scholz is a German artist who explores themes like identity, objectification, and fetishization. By blending digital sculpture, 3D scanning, and photography, he produces surreal, hyperrealistic works that challenge societal norms and evoke a spectrum of emotions — from amusement to unease, arousal to discomfort.

Centered on the human form — dissected, distorted, and reimagined in ways that force us to confront our own voyeuristic tendencies — his works allure, confound, and perhaps even repel. By showcasing bodies and their fragments, often isolated and abstracted, he plays with our society's obsession with reducing individuals to mere objects of consumption and the commodification of flesh.

His art is as much an exploration of introspection and liberation as it is a visceral challenge for viewers to scrutinize their beliefs, reassess their perceptions, and contemplate how much of what they think and feel is shaped by the invisible hand of societal norms and forces like Social Media.

Matt Scholz is a German artist who explores themes like identity, objectification, and fetishization. By blending digital sculpture, 3D scanning, and photography, he produces surreal, hyperrealistic works that challenge societal norms and evoke a spectrum of emotions — from amusement to unease, arousal to discomfort.

Centered on the human form — dissected, distorted, and reimagined in ways that force us to confront our own voyeuristic tendencies — his works allure, confound, and perhaps even repel. By showcasing bodies and their fragments, often isolated and abstracted, he plays with our society's obsession with reducing individuals to mere objects of consumption and the commodification of flesh.

His art is as much an exploration of introspection and liberation as it is a visceral challenge for viewers to scrutinize their beliefs, reassess their perceptions, and contemplate how much of what they think and feel is shaped by the invisible hand of societal norms and forces like Social Media.

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