Johannes Homann

*1996 in coesfeld, GER
based in detmold

deep dives into conceptual thinking with technology.

-> and web-development

  • since 2024 Postgraduate in Interior Design – Space and Art @TH OWL
  • since 2024 scientific research assistant in robotics & AI @TH OWL
  • 2023–2024 Student @Institut Disain Bali – Tropical Design
  • 2022 founding Detmold Design Week
  • 2021 founding HOT studio (until 2023)
  • 2021–2024 student assistant for CAD / Master of Integrated Design
  • 2020–2021 Student  @Korea National University of Arts – Fine Arts
  • 2019–2024 student assistant for Computer Aided Design @TH OWL
  • 2018 founding Labor Sieben
  • 2018–2024 Bachelor of Arts, TH OWL Detmold
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Pappe Fichte Fertig

2025

ecommerce – PFF

2025

Vases1

2025

life of AI

2025

MID – Institute Design Strategies

2025

2024 – Detmold Design Week

2025

2023 – Detmold Design Week

2025

Docomomo International

2025

for later

2025

Unfall

2025

Ich war 700 jahre alt

2025

Wucher

2025

stuff you dont see

2025

XPS

2025

no title

2025

no title

2025

2022 – Detmold Design Woche

2025

Paperbag Light

2024

Von der Selbheit und dem Sandkasten

2024

der umschwung an sich

2023

Mensch Zeit Modulator

2023

Procedural Fauna

2022

!this

2022

!this

!this is a conceptual art project that explores the logic of negation through digital form. Rooted in the programming symbol “!”, commonly known as the logical NOT operator, the project investigates how computational thinking can influence visual and sculptural language.

In many coding languages, ! is used to reverse a boolean value—turning true into false, presence into absence, affirmation into denial. !this takes this logical operator out of the code and into the aesthetic space. What does it mean to negate a digital object? What does it look like when a model becomes the visual equivalent of not-this?

Through a series of 3D models, the project visualizes the concept of logical inversion—not by simply making opposites, but by reinterpreting what “not” could mean in form, space, and context.

use the button below to negate random objects

!this