Across film, painting, and installation, Kamil Dossar investigates how identity and ideology intersect within visual culture. His work often recontextualizes familiar visual elements, drawing connections between art history, contemporary media, and social codes. By manipulating the symbols and signs embedded in visual culture, Dossar constructs environments where perception and meaning are in constant negotiation. In his practice, Dossar explores the tension between permanence and emptiness, blending the real and the virtual, the historical and the contemporary. His installations frequently incorporate digital imagery, architectural references, and sculptural interventions, transforming familiar spaces into sites of reflection and critique. Through this hybrid approach, he examines the performative and ideological dimensions of everyday life, inviting viewers to reconsider how images shape identity, behavior, and social understanding. His works function as immersive experiences, revealing the mechanisms by which visual culture informs perception while challenging audiences to engage critically with the world around them. ...
