Robert Lanz works at the intersection of material, light, and transformation.
His practice is driven by experimental processes rooted in physical and chemical reactions, where substances are not passive carriers but active agents.

His works often emerge through controlled instability – oxidation, sedimentation, crystallization – forming surfaces that oscillate between structure and dissolution.

Within AERIS, this approach extends into a spatial condition:
materials are not isolated objects but operate within a system defined by movement, pressure, and containment.