Steve Zafeiriou (b. 1998, Thessaloniki, GR) is a New Media Artist, Technologist, and Founder of Saphire Labs. His practice investigates how technology can influence, shape, and occasionally distort the ways individuals perceive the external world. By employing generative algorithms, electronic circuits, and interactive installations, he examines human behavior in relation to the illusory qualities of perceived reality, inviting observers to reconsider their assumptions and interpretations.

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Philosophical Notes

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Short, reflective essays on perception, meaning, attention, and the human side of interactive art.

These notes examine the inner mechanics of experience, how people see, think, choose, and interpret inside an installation or digital space. They blend philosophy, psychology, and artistic practice, offering accessible insights grounded in real-world observations from my works.

Expect ideas about identity, agency, doubt, emotion, curiosity, and cognitive habits, written for readers who want depth.

Perfect for curators, designers, and anyone shaping human-centered technological environments.

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