My name is Stephan Haller.
I was born in code, even before I was an artist.
At 11, a VIC-20 on a table changed my life.
A white screen, a blue square, a living space.
It was a game, but also a revelation:
code could become a form.
For decades I have developed applications, systems, digital architectures.
But behind every line of code, I already saw a structure, a geometry, an aesthetic.
Today, I continue the same thread: turning the code into shape, and the form into language.
I draw consoles and personal computers as a souvenir.
I create syntactic grids like a score.
I build series of works where each variation tells another possible path.
Shaller is not a project.
It is a conceptual playground: a place where minimalism, logic and nostalgia meet.