Born 1976 | Graz, Austria. Selected Collections: Albertina, Vienna; Belvedere, Vienna; EVN Collection; public institutional commissions and collections.

Constantin Luser is an Austrian contemporary artist whose multidisciplinary practice spans drawing, sculpture, installation, sound, and performance. Known for his distinctive wire sculptures, spatial drawings, and playable sound objects, he explores the relationship between line, form, movement, perception, and architecture. Trained in industrial design, conceptual art, and visual media, Luser transforms drawing into threedimensional space, creating immersive structures that engage both the eye and the ear. His work frequently merges visual art and music, inviting viewers into environments where spatial experience becomes an active component of the artwork. Luser has exhibited internationally at institutions including the Belvedere, Albertina, Kunsthaus Graz, Kunsthalle Krems, and Palais de Tokyo. Through his innovative approach to material and form, he continues to expand the possibilities of drawing and sculpture within contemporary art while creating works that balance technical precision with poetic imagination.