Dima Rebus lives and works in London. His practice spans painting, installation, and sculpture, focusing on material transformation and systems of connection formed through water, place, and human exchange.
Rebus’s works often exist between figuration and abstraction, document and fiction. They trace how everyday environments change over time: each repeated sample can record a shift in place, weather, routine, or circumstance. In this sense, the works follow the slow evolution of the everyday — how private lives, routes, and surroundings leave material traces.