Julius Von Bismarck explores the media, power and our relations to culture through installations and the manipulation of images. He is also known for his “Fulgurator”, a device that projects a logo onto a surface at the moment other photographers set off their flash. He has exhibited at the OK Center in Linz, the ARCO in Barcelona and the Today Art Museum in Beijing. He was the first artist to have received the Ars Electronica Collide@CERN prize, thanks to which he is currently in residency at the CERN in Geneva.