I create spaces where silence becomes presence.
My work seeks to reveal the hidden links between beings, emotions, and time.
Through imperfection, I explore the elevation of the human spirit.
Thomas Iser (b. 1987) is a visual artist based in Luxembourg.
His work spans painting, photography, performance, and participative projects.
Since 2016, he has been developing Universal Humanity — a long-term project shaped through thousands of portraits collected around the world, from anonymous individuals to public figures.
Even when working with controversial media personalities, Thomas sees these encounters as opportunities: a way to redirect light — attention — toward a deeper, spiritual message.
Because light reveals things differently depending on where we stand. One person sees an object from one angle, another from a different one. But when we share how we see, we begin to see more clearly — and more truthfully.
His work is an ongoing attempt to gather these perspectives, to connect these human fragments into a single, evolving vision — a work that questions our place on Earth, and invites us to live with more awareness, compassion, and peace.
His artistic approach embraces fragility, transformation, and the unseen architecture of emotions.
Each piece is an invitation to slow down, to feel, and to reconnect.
contact :
thomas.iser@live.fr