Rabbits Are Strange, When You Are a Stranger

Alexander Iskin (born in Moscow and based in Berlin and Mexico City) has made a name for himself with his innovative approach to art and the blending of various media. His works provide immersive, multi-dimensional experiences that dissolve the boundaries between forms of art. Combining complex themes with an emotional and often spiritual dimension, he creates space for reflection on culture, identity, and technology. In this debut novel, Iskin continues to explore themes of perception of reality and the impact of the digital world, while emphasizing the importance of painting as a means to explore and represent evolving realities. He lives in Mexico City and Berlin.