Sebastian Errazuriz (Santiago, Chile, 1977) has a degree in industrial design from the U.C Santiago and a master's degree in fine arts from the University of New York.
Some of his most recent exhibitions and installations in which he has worked individually are "Foundations", Art Basel's Collector's lounge in Hong Kong, Basel and Miami; "What you destroy we will rebuild" in London; or "The beginning of the end" in Santiago; all of them exposed in 2018.
Other of his latest works and exhibitions presented in 2017 have been "Second Nature", Art Basel's Collector's lounge also exhibited in Hong Kong, Basel and Miami; "Sebastian Errazuriz" in Tokyo; or "Augmented Reality artwork vandalized" in New York.
Between the years 2015 and 2016 it also has different exhibitions such as "Ice Cycle", Art Basel's Collector's lounge in Hong Kong, Basel and Miami; "Lord Stanley Cup" Finalist public art competition with JA Studio, in Ottawa and "A Pause in the City That Never Sleeps" in New York.
In addition to these mentioned works, Sebastián has made a large number of exhibitions in different cities around the world since 2004.
As for some of the last group exhibitions, "Curated selection of significant contemporary designs" in New York, 2018; "With Seven-league Boots Stop - Finland: Works from the Kiasma Collection" in Riga Latvia; or "Nous Sommes Foot" in Marseille, both two of 2017.
Other of his group exhibitions between 2014 and 2016 are "Sharing Economy" in New York and Philadelphia; "One and Many Chairs" in Cologne; or "New Territories" in New York.
Sebastian Errazuriz’s work has been exhibited internationally alongside the most celebrated artists, architects and designers and resides in permanent museum collections around the world. Sebastian Errazuriz is currently working on an exciting line-up of other global projects showcasing his work with augmented reality technology, virtual reality and digital platforms. The coverage of his creations has been a successive string of viral responses. Errazuriz has been featured in multiple magazine covers and portrayed in thousands of press articles. He has received critical acclaim from The New York Times, The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, Forbes, Business Insider, Art+Auction among others. In addition, his work has been featured in mainstream TV on BBC, CNN, ABC, and NY1.
Some of his most recent exhibitions and installations in which he has worked individually are "Foundations", Art Basel's Collector's lounge in Hong Kong, Basel and Miami; "What you destroy we will rebuild" in London; or "The beginning of the end" in Santiago; all of them exposed in 2018.
Other of his latest works and exhibitions presented in 2017 have been "Second Nature", Art Basel's Collector's lounge also exhibited in Hong Kong, Basel and Miami; "Sebastian Errazuriz" in Tokyo; or "Augmented Reality artwork vandalized" in New York.
Between the years 2015 and 2016 it also has different exhibitions such as "Ice Cycle", Art Basel's Collector's lounge in Hong Kong, Basel and Miami; "Lord Stanley Cup" Finalist public art competition with JA Studio, in Ottawa and "A Pause in the City That Never Sleeps" in New York.
In addition to these mentioned works, Sebastián has made a large number of exhibitions in different cities around the world since 2004.
As for some of the last group exhibitions, "Curated selection of significant contemporary designs" in New York, 2018; "With Seven-league Boots Stop - Finland: Works from the Kiasma Collection" in Riga Latvia; or "Nous Sommes Foot" in Marseille, both two of 2017.
Other of his group exhibitions between 2014 and 2016 are "Sharing Economy" in New York and Philadelphia; "One and Many Chairs" in Cologne; or "New Territories" in New York.
Sebastian Errazuriz’s work has been exhibited internationally alongside the most celebrated artists, architects and designers and resides in permanent museum collections around the world. Sebastian Errazuriz is currently working on an exciting line-up of other global projects showcasing his work with augmented reality technology, virtual reality and digital platforms. The coverage of his creations has been a successive string of viral responses. Errazuriz has been featured in multiple magazine covers and portrayed in thousands of press articles. He has received critical acclaim from The New York Times, The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, Forbes, Business Insider, Art+Auction among others. In addition, his work has been featured in mainstream TV on BBC, CNN, ABC, and NY1.
