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Irfan Brković
HYPERMOSH
Hypermosh is a Bosnian-born designer and creative technologist based in Vancouver, BC. He constructs responsive, real-time environments where sound, light, and signal act as living materials—unfolding through data, interaction, and human presence.
Hypermosh works between the Canada and Europe and is an teaching assistant and a researcher at Precursor Lab within SFU’s School of Contemporary Arts in Vancouver.
He served as lead video artist with experimental theater company The Wooster Group in New York and co-founded Phase Space NYC, a collective dedicated to media, performance, creative coding, and interdisciplinary art practices.
Hypermosh works between the Canada and Europe and is an teaching assistant and a researcher at Precursor Lab within SFU’s School of Contemporary Arts in Vancouver.
He served as lead video artist with experimental theater company The Wooster Group in New York and co-founded Phase Space NYC, a collective dedicated to media, performance, creative coding, and interdisciplinary art practices.
“In a process he calls laserography, Irfan uses sound to modulate laser light in real time—etching traces of vibration onto photosensitive surfaces, where memory becomes image through live exposure.” —02xe