- Butterfly Room, 2015 100-CHANNEL 720P VIDEO, 100 OF EACH: RASPBERRY PI, 5″DISPLAY, 1GB SD CARD, CUSTOM PLEXI ARMATURE 1 minute loops with randomization | 8 × 8 ft |
- Megafauna, 80 Screen video installation with audio reactive projection, NGV TRIENNIAL 2020, The National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia
- Megafauna, 2020 NGV TRIENNIAL 2020, The National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia. 80 Screen video installation with audio reactive projection
- Colorwheel, 2017 9-CHANNEL 4K VIDEO WALL, LIVE SOFTWARE CUSTOM BUILT COMPUTER time reactive, infinite duration | dimensions variable
- Garbage Day, 2019 Installation view Focus Group, von ammon co, Washington DC, USA CUSTOM CLAW GAME, LED LIGHTS, CUSTOM “TRASH” with sound | 3ft × 3ft × 6ft
- Mini Jumbo, 2019 HD MONITORS, LED SIGNAGE, SOLID STATE MEDIA PLAYERS, HDMI SIGNAL DUPLICATORS, LED NEON, COLD CATHODE NEON, VARIOUS HARDWARE 26 X 20 X 26 IN, 33 (DIAGONAL) IN
- Liquid Demo, 2017 4K VIDEO, BARCLAYS OCULUS SCREEN 1 min | 3,000 sqft
- FlatEarth.io, 2019. 16-CHANNEL, 4K GENERATIVE ANIMATION, CUSTOM PC, ORIGINAL SOFTWARE infinite duration | 16ft × 9ft
- Northstar, 2019. 4-CHANNEL, 4K GENERATIVE ANIMATION, CUSTOM PC, ORIGINAL SOFTWARE infinite duration | 5ft × 10ft
- Where’s My Water?, 2015 8K 12-CHANNEL VIDEO, NETWORKED MEDIA PLAYERS 9 minute loop | 10 × 12 ft
- A*, Installation view, Swiss Institute, New York. 14-CHANNEL 7K VIDEO, NETWORKED MEDIA PLAYERS 10 minute loop | 14 × 14 ft | 2014
- Guts, 2019. ALUMINUM EXTRUSION, EXPANDED ALUMINUM SHEET, LED NEON, UV PRINTED BRUSHED ALUMINUM FRAME, VARIOUS HARDWARE AND CABLES 81 × 93 IN
- Nightlife MADE IN COLLABORATION WITH BALENCIAGA AND DJ HELL 25 MIN LOOP WITH SOUND
- Installation view, Palazzo Capris, Italy 2-CHANNEL, 4K GENERATIVE ANIMATION, CUSTOM BUILT PC, ORIGINAL SOFTWARE, HDMI SPLITTER Infinite duration | 6 × 4.5 ft | 2016
- NO PARKING, 2020 EDWARD RESSLE GALLERY SHANGHAI, CHINA
- NO PARKING, 2020 EDWARD RESSLE GALLERY SHANGHAI, CHINA
- Free-to-Play, 2013 4-CHANNEL HD VIDEO, NETWORKED MEDIA PLAYERS, ORIGINAL SOFTWARE 1 hour loop | 4 × 10 ft
- Xenix, 2013 Installation view, Next-Gen Open Beta, TEAM Gallery, NY. 7-channel 4K video, networked media players.
- Xenix, 2013 7-CHANNEL 4K VIDEO, NETWORKED MEDIA PLAYERS 4 minute loop | 8 × 5 ft
- Screen Peeking, 2013 4-CHANNEL 4K VIDEO, ORIGINAL SOFTWARE four – 10 minute loops | 8 × 5 ft
- NEW YORK, NY – MARCH 30: An exterior view of the unveiling of an original art installation created by renound artist Tabor Robak for the Flagship Microsoft Store on Thursday, March 30, 2017 in New York City. (Photo by Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images for Microsoft)
Tabor Robak (b. 1986, Portland, Oregon) lives and works in Paris, France. Tabor Robak is primarily known for his digital art practice, multi-channel video installations and generative artworks. Within his practice he utilises the visual vocabulary of modern video games, advertising and animated film, to examine societal perceptions of the digital and the real. His work often deals with the tension between human nature and technology, exploring themes such as late capitalism, mass media, trauma, domestic life, weapons, violence, robotics, healthcare and privacy. Robak commonly employs several computer programs including Unity, Adobe After Effects, and Cinema 4D to create multi-channel video installations, procedurally generated animations, and electronic sculpture. He often incorporates novel technology including transparent television monitors, mini Raspberry Pi computers, and builds custom PCs for his procedurally generative works.
Selected (group) exhibitions include the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), New York; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Serpentine Galleries, London; the 12th Lyon Biennale; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; MoMA: PS1, New York; Kunsthalle Düsseldorf; Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo; Palazzo delle Esponizioni, Rome; Kunsthal Rotterdam and Upstream Gallery Amsterdam. His work is included in numerous public and private collections, including those of The Museum of Modern Art, New York, The Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY; DESTE Foundation for Contemporary Art, Athens; The Hugo Brown Family Collection, The Hague; KRC Collection, Amsterdam; Fondazione Sandretto re Rebaudengo, Turin; Migros Museum, Zurich; and the Yuz Collection, Shanghai. Robak has guest lectured MFA students at Yale and co-taught an MFA course on real time 3D at New York University.