Or laric biography

Oliver Laric is an Austrian artist, born in Innsbruck in 1981. He graduated from the University of Applied Arts Vienna in 2007. He’s been part of the so-called “post-internet” artistic movement since 2006.
His first works of art were published on the VVORK blog, a shrine to digital art debate, hosting discussions on how digital artworks can be more highly appreciated and valued.

Using a progression of videos (2009–2012) known as Versions, he ponders on the changeable nature of online images, demonstrating that graphical creations are no longer fixed entities and that they are all likely to inspire others and be modified, manipulated or even hijacked.

At the end of the 2010s, he started developing physical works of art that were still rooted in the digital art movement. He used 3D scanning to create digital copies of historical works of art from museums and private collections and came up against the problem of copying, serial reinterpretation and remixing original works in this age of infinite reproduction.

He also questioned the notion of intellectual prop

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