Harmony episode 5: the infinite artistic cycle of aerospace

Throughout the Harmony project, we’ve introduced you to Francois Vogel, Ivona Tau, Linda Dounia, and Dev Harlan. Now, it’s Luke Conroy’s turn in the spotlight. Represented by Artpoint, he draws inspiration from the Group’s rich iconographic heritage to craft his artwork. All of these artists create digital art using a variety of tools and methods, including artificial intelligence, 3D, collage and even space-time distortion. 

They were given carte blanche to imagine original artworks directly inspired by the Group's products, facilities, innovations and values. In essence, an aviation-inspired artistic exploration!

Born in 1990, Luke Conroy is an Australian collage artist, sociologist, and teacher based in the Netherlands. His artistic approach draws on social observation and extensive research through photography, digital art, video, writing and various installations. Conroy’s projects create visually stunning compositions that resonate on an emotional level, encouraging reflection on human values, relationships, and beliefs. His artworks are mainly inspired by his own subjective interpretations of and interactions with the world.

Widely exhibited across Europe in both solo and group shows, Conroy’s work has received significant recognition and institutional support from international organizations.