Bandwidth - The Signal Strength and Silent Powers of Lukas Moll

Bandwidth invites viewers into a charged visual space where presence is negotiated through disruption. His portraits and figurative works explore the fragile interplay between clarity and distortion, the physical and the digital, intimacy and fragmentation.

Moll’s signature aesthetic—bands of saturated color, glitch-like interference, and raw, gestural mark-making—renders his subjects both revealed and obscured. These hybrid works, at once painterly and digital, examine how identity is shaped, fractured, and reassembled in an age of hyper-visibility. Each portrait feels suspended in flux, flickering between emotional intensity and detachment, like a signal struggling to come through.

In contrast, a quieter set of works offers spare, contemplative studies of the human figure. These stripped-back images—delicate, almost spectral—trace presence through absence, allowing silence, memory, and vulnerability to emerge in the space of what’s left unsaid.

By placing disruption alongside intimacy, Moll opens a dialogue between the analog soul of painting and the fractured lens of contemporary perception. Bandwidth is not just an exhibition of people; it’s a meditation on how we look, how we’re seen, and how much remains hidden in the digital noise.

Moll’s work resonates with the emotional tempo of now: mediated, pixelated, and fragmented—yet unmistakably human.