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# BAAM

Berlin Artists Art Market

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- [BAAM IS BACK](https://baamberlin.com/baam-is-back/) - BAAM IS BACK 22 – 25 May. SAVE THE DATE After a long preparation and hard work, the team is finally ready to present the ninth edition of the Berlin Artists Art Market. The art fair will take place where it all began: at the old factory, “Monopol”. A building with an exceptional structure will

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- [BAAM - Berlin Artists Art Market](https://baamberlin.com/) - BAAM is a semestral art fair created to support art sales by local and emergent artists, while promoting a more open and inclusive access to art.
- [Open Call](https://baamberlin.com/open-call/) - OPEN CALL x Artists Join our 12th edition of the Berlin Artists Art Market The event will take place from Friday, 27. until Sunday, 29. November 2026, at Kühlhaus in Kreuzberg. Please submit your proposals, including pictures and personal data, by filling out the following application form.This Open Call is for both BAAM#12 in Berlin
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- [Team](https://baamberlin.com/team-2/) - Team Founders & directors José Contreras Aguad & Sofia NordmannProject Manager Alla AloeCreative directorJosé Contreras AguadSales ManagerSofia NordmannHead CuratorsJosé Contreras Aguad & Sofia NordmannCurators team Evangelos Pappas, Steffi Colao, LUFO/Lucas Fabian Oliveros, Santiago Mac-Auliffe & AME DGD ARTProductionJosé Contreras Aguad & Alla AloeFinances Sofia Nordmann, Andrea de la Peña & Jana SchwarkProduction assistant Julia Caroline
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- [Presskit](https://baamberlin.com/presskit/) - Presskit BAAM Factsheet Download BAAM Dossier 2026 Download Bilder Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download
- [BAAM11](https://baamberlin.com/baam11/) - The Berlin Affordable Art Market - BAAM is having its 11th edition from 5th to 7th of June at Monopol
- [On Tour](https://baamberlin.com/on-tour/) - BAAM on Tour at STROKE Berlin trifft München Mit dem Berlin Artists Art Market (BAAM) kommt vom 1.–3. Mai 2026 ein Format nach München, das den Kunstmarkt neu denkt – direkter, zugänglicher und nah am Publikum. 2021 gegründet, um lokale Künstler:innen zu stärken und Kunst für jedermann zugänglich zu machen, versteht sich BAAM als kollaborative
- [Contact us](https://baamberlin.com/contact-us/) - Contact us Managing Director and Artistic Direction Sofia Nordmann & José Contreras Aguad Email info@baamberlin.com Instagram @baam.berlin ⁉️🙋🏻‍♀️ Got questions about the market? No worries, we’ve got you covered. Q&A
- [Artist FAQ](https://baamberlin.com/artist-faq/) - Artist FAQ Open Call How many works can an artist submit? Up to 10 small-format, non-framed pieces (max. A2) for table display and max. 10 artworks for wall hanging (no size limit). As the space is limited, the curators will decide how many works from each artist will be displayed in total. When will the
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- [Support us](https://baamberlin.com/support-us/) - Support us BAAM is an initiative created to support emerging artists and help democratize access to art. The event mobilizes more than 200 artists and 2000 works of art per edition. Volunteer If you want to support our event through VOLUNTEER work, join our team to support the work and dissemination of our artists. A
- [Press Recap BAAM#9](https://baamberlin.com/press-recap-baam9/) - BAAM#9 - A Creative Explosion for All the Senses Berlin, [May 26, 2025] The Berlin Artists Art Market – BAAM is back – loud, colorful, and with a clear message: art can be different! Not your typical fair or market BAAM is a movement, and there’s nothing quite like it in Berlin. From May 22
- [Jobs](https://baamberlin.com/jobs/) - Jobs BAAM – Berlin Artists Art Market is an established art fair that has attracted more than 50,000 visitors over the past four years and has built a vibrant community of art and culture enthusiasts. FUNDRAISING MANAGER for the digitalisation of our art platform Location: Berlin / Remote Employment type: Freelance or part-time We are
- [About us](https://baamberlin.com/about-us/) - About BAAM The Berlin Artists Art Market – BAAM was founded in 2021 as an initiative to support local artists and to foster the democratization access to art. The collaborative vision of BAAM gives rise to a unique art fair that stands in contrast to the existing traditional art market. It is the lived utopia
- [IMPRESSUM](https://baamberlin.com/impresum/) - Impressum Angaben gemäß § 5 TMG José Contreras Aguad & Sofia Nordmann GbR Brehmestr. 9 13187 Berlin 35/458/03114 Vertreten durch: José Contreras Aguad & Sofia Nordmann Kontakt E-Mail: baamberlin@gmail.com EU-Streitschlichtung Die Europäische Kommission stellt eine Plattform zur Online-Streitbeilegung (OS) bereit: https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/. Unsere E-Mail-Adresse finden Sie oben im Impressum. Verbraucher­streit­beilegung/Universal­schlichtungs­stelle Wir sind nicht bereit oder verpflichtet,
- [Press Recap BAAM#8](https://baamberlin.com/press-recap-baam8/) - BAAM#08 broke all records! The 8th Berlin Artists Art Market was the art highlight of November and an important contribution to „Berlin ist Kultur“. Berlin - 25.11.2024 - A weekend full of creativity, outstanding art and successful sales Last weekend, Arena Berlin transformed into a vibrant art venue. The 8th edition of the Berlin Artists
- [DATENSCHUTZ](https://baamberlin.com/datenschutz/) - Datenschutz­erklärung 1. Datenschutz auf einen Blick Allgemeine Hinweise Die folgenden Hinweise geben einen einfachen Überblick darüber, was mit Ihren personenbezogenen Daten passiert, wenn Sie diese Website besuchen. Personenbezogene Daten sind alle Daten, mit denen Sie persönlich identifiziert werden können. Ausführliche Informationen zum Thema Datenschutz entnehmen Sie unserer unter diesem Text aufgeführten Datenschutzerklärung. Datenerfassung auf dieser
- [CONTACT](https://baamberlin.com/contact/) - Managing Director and Artistic Direction: Sofia Nordmann José Contreras Aguad Sponsoring: Alla Aloe Email: baamberlin@gmail.com Instagram: @baam.berlin
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## BAAM artists

- [Bernardita Bennett](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/bernardita-bennett/) - I explore the concept of inhabiting as something malleable and portable. My experience as a migrant, having lived in a country other than my country of origin, shaped this way of seeing: photography has become a medium for recording the different paths I have traveled, constructing a personal map made up of fragments of cities,
- [Magdalena Paz](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/magdalena-paz/) - Magdalena Paz (b 1990,Chile) is a Berlin-based painter whose nomadic upbringing shapes her practice as both a stabilizing ritual and a space for improvisation. Influenced by her background as an athlete, a curiosity for color, and a search for understanding, Paz approaches painting as a bodily discipline where structure, intuition, fatigue, and precision intersect. Paz
- [Alice Brunello Luise](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/alice-brunello-luise/) - As an artist living with endometriosis, my work seeks to answer a deeply personal and universal question: Who am I when illness shapes my identity in ways the world cannot see? My focus is on exploring themes of Identity and Intimacy, guided by the first-person singular and the forms of my pain: Endometriosis and the
- [Vera Futorjanski](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/vera-futorjanski/) - Vera Futorjanski is a Berlin- and Dubai-based artist whose work explores intuition, organic movement, and portals. Originally trained as a professional Argentine tango dancer, her artistic practice reflects a deep fascination with movement, shapes and transformation. Her series Portals investigates transitions between states of being, identities, and dimensions of perception. Through layered textures and evolving
- [MUJER GALLINA](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/mujer-gallina/) - Mujer Gallina is an artist working in drawing and book creation, and is also involved in graphic activism and urban interventions. Her practice includes screen printing posters, books, and paintings. She has exhibited her work collectively and individually in Paris, Berlin, Barcelona, Nami (Korea), Santiago de Chile, Portugal, and Mexico City. She has received awards
- [Antoanetta Marinov](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/antoanetta-marinov/) - Conceptual artist and author, presenting a selection of works about paying attention to the beauty of life - in the midst of global emergencies. Born in Italy with Bulgarian origins she lives and works in Berlin where she runs the multidisciplinary space: Projekte. Antoanetta Marinov is a conceptual artist and writer of poetic prose. Since
- [Chris Kamprad](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/chris-kamprad/) - I have described "paintings as journeys of the mind"—that is how I experience them. I step away from my turbulent, often stressful daily life, and for me, painting means letting go, being in the flow, and experiencing a great deal. To me, my canvases are spaces without time, yet they are also reflections of the
- [Manuel Moncayo](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/manuel-moncayo/) - My name is Manuel Moncayo (b. 1989, Guadalajara, Mexico). I am a photographer living between Berlin and Potsdam, Germany, whose practice also encompasses writing, filmmaking, performance and curation. Since childhood, I have been drawn to documenting my surroundings. What began as family trips filmed on a video camera became a lifelong diary, which I have
- [Aysel EROL CALISKAN](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/aysel-erol-caliskan/) - She is a visual artist based in Berlin who shares her work on digital platforms. She primarily uses gouache and acrylic gouache, focusing on still-life scenes that highlight everyday objects, tablescapes, and small details from her surroundings. Her practice emphasizes color relationships and compositional experiments, often realized through small to medium-sized paintings. The works feature
- [Jessine](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/jessine/) - I dedicate to capturing my moments of awe. My subject is light and how it translates into atmospheres. Whether it is manifesting in interiors or experienced beneath open skies, I try to grasp the natural world of light emitted by our neighboring celestial bodies, and filtered through our wold, through the process of painting.
- [Ina Djurkovic](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/ina-djurkovic/) - Ina Djurković is a Berlin-based visual artist, originally from Serbia, whose paintings and installations trace how her inner life evolves and takes shape visually. Her work is rooted in self-discovery and psychological honesty, investigating themes of identity and the physical realities of the female experience. She paints primarily with watercolor and ink on canvas, often
- [Cooked Rabbits](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/cooked-rabbits/) - My practice is a visceral exploration of memory, psychological landscapes and personal liberation, anchored in Berlin’s urban energy. Utilising spray paint, acrylics and heavy oil sticks, I create textured surfaces mimicking beton (concrete), turning each canvas into a wall of reckoning. Central to my language is a primitive, "childlike" scribble technique, used to confront intense
- [Gül Memis](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/gul-memis/) - My work is grounded in duality. Born in Germany to parents from Istanbul, I grew up between two cultures, exploring this inner tension through large-scale abstract paintings.For me, the canvas is a space for uncompromising reclamation. After three decades of conforming to societal structures, my art represents the "imperative of the unlived" -an intuitive, performative
- [Alicia Roman](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/alicia-roman/) - Alicia Roman (1992, Barcelona) is a painter based in Berlin. Working in oil on canvas, she creates figurative portraits of women that explore identity, insecurity, and self-acceptance. Her practice is rooted in painting as a psychological tool. Beginning with monochromatic references, she builds images through layered color, using bold contrasts of light and shadow to
- [Mila Asmira Mazo Cano](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/mila-asmira-mazo-cano/) - Mila Asmira Mazo Cano (*1999, Berlin) creates a speculative space in-between their ceramics, drawings and writing practice to retain all the thoughts about intimacy, gender and mental health. That space is inhabited by their auto fictional characters, from whom’s live, only snippets and residues of a mundane in this fictional world are retained, in the
- [Daniel Steiniger](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/daniel-steiniger/) - In one of my projects I focus on still lifes with vacuum cleaners. Everyone knows vacuum cleaners; most of us use them constantly, some daily at work; they are true artefacts of modernity. They come in the most futuristic designs and always look like an expensive sports car or an extraterrestrial spaceship, with a shiny
- [Monika Manhart](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/moniy/) - I create figurative ceramics inspired by the small absurdities, feelings, and observations of everyday life. Through simplification, humor, and playfulness, I give ordinary moments and people presence and importance. My works often move between sculpture, object, and use, turning fleeting thoughts into tangible forms. I work intuitively and embrace irregularities like dents, asymmetries, and visible
- [Yvi Art](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/yvi-art/) - Hey, my name is Yvonna. I’m a German artist with Polish roots living in Hamburg.Two years ago I reconnected with my passion for art as a way to express emotions.My work is inspired by the underwater world with its colors, textures, and calm but yet thriving energy.Through my paintings, I'd like to create the feeling
- [Yves Haltner](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/yves-haltner/) - Yves Haltner (*1989) is a Swiss illustrator and graphic designer. He studied illustration in the master's program at the University of the Arts in Berlin and uses drawing as a medium to engage with his environment. When he is not on the road with his sketchbook, he works for film and television or cooperates with
- [Y.UNAN](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/y-unan/) - Y. Unan is a multidisciplinary artist from Istanbul, working between automatic drawing, abstraction, and psychological image-making. Her practice explores density, repetition, fragmentation, and fluid motion through intricate line-based compositions that oscillate between bodily forms, organic systems, and imagined architectures. Working primarily on paper, Y.NAN develops immersive visual environments where intuition and control coexist, producing works
- [Wanda Stang](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/wanda-stang/) - Wanda Stang is a distinctive voice in Berlin’s contemporary art scene. Her paintings combine vivid color worlds with subtle reflections on identity, memory, and the emotional landscapes of human existence. Blurring the boundaries between dream and reality, her work creates poetic spaces where the invisible becomes tangible. After studying painting in Baden-Württemberg in 2005, she
- [Vivia Wisperwind](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/vivia-wisperwind/) - Living in a fast-paced big city, I find myself drawn to the stillness and clarity of water. Over the past years, water has become the central focus of my work - evolving from powerful waves to women immersed in water. Working with acrylics, I create detailed, contemporary paintings that invite the viewer into a calm,
- [Vilma Leino](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/vilma-leino/) - My work explores emotional connection and disconnection between the self, others, and the surrounding environment through staged photographic self-portraits. I transform everyday moments into surreal, dreamlike situations balanced between calm and chaos, where comfort and eeriness coexist. Drawing from experiences of loneliness, displacement, and psychological challenges, I create images that blur the boundaries between human
- [Viktoria Maria Werner](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/viktoria-maria-werner/) - I follow a sensation I can’t fully name. It arrives when I think about—or step inside—certain interiors from the 1970s. There’s a quiet charge in those spaces: the proportions, the textures, the way light settles on surfaces. I don’t know why it moves me so much, only that it does. Painting is my way of
- [Viktoria Kirnoz](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/viktoria-kirnoz/) - Diese Werkserie verbindet die Welt der Natur mit dekorativer Kunst und schafft eine feine Balance zwischen Lebendigem und Künstlichem. Insekten und Amphibien erscheinen wie Porzellanfiguren – zerbrechlich, elegant und beinahe museal. Die floralen Ornamente auf ihren Körpern erinnern an die Bemalung antiken chinesischen Porzellans und verwandeln gewöhnliche Naturwesen in ästhetische Symbole. Jedes Gemälde erforscht das
- [Veronika Zaripova](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/veronika-zaripova/) - My practice focuses on working with image, primitive material, and spatial context. Through visual media, I explore how forms, surfaces, and fragments of the environment can hold traces of memory and experience. In my work, I engage in the process of collecting and reinterpreting these fragments, creating compositions where visual connections emerge between personal memory
- [Vasilisa Palianina](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/vasilisa-palianina/) - Vasilisa Palianina is a Berlin-based artist whose practice moves between drawing, installation, performance, textiles, and experimental media. Through mythology she explores gender, sexuality, human and animal nature, memory, and political experience. Her work engages with the study of minorities — including their marginalization, and strategies of resistance — examining how minority identities negotiate visibility, voice,
- [Valentine E. Bossert](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/valentine-e-bossert/) - Valentine E. Bossert (b. 1990, CH) is a visual artist based in Berlin. Working primarily in drawing, printmaking, and sculpture, her practice explores the porous boundary betweenself and world, probing themes of material agency, presence and absence, and thechallenge of conveying what resists depiction or understanding.Bossert studied Fine Arts and Philosophy in London and has
- [Uma Schupfer](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/uma-schupfer/) - Uma Schupfer’s work explores themes of love, womanhood and relationships. Her work evokes a sense of serenity, femininity and intimacy. Schupfer plays with ideas of what’s considered accurate or natural while allowing there to be no boundaries on her reality. Through the use of soft color palettes and semi-transparent brush strokes, her paintings emphasize feelings
- [Türkan Kentel](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/turkan-kentel/) - AUF WASSER GESCHRIEBENWasser trägt den Atem des Lebens in sich.Hier beginnt das Leben – und schreibt seine Geschichten. GEHEIMNISSE DES LICHTSOhne Licht würde ich nichts sehen, alles wäre farblos. In der Dunkelheit wären die Dinge geheim, würden jedoch hoffnungslos weiter existieren. Ohne Dunkelheit könnte ich wiederum nichts sehen. Es würde keine Farben geben. Ewiges Licht
- [Tom Freitag](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/tom-freitag/) - My artistic practice is fundamentally serial and process-based, understood as an ongoing, research-driven practice evolving through new material experiences and conceptual shifts. I work at the intersection of painting, sculpture, and craft, often using everyday and reused materials. My current work combines explicit, reduced figures with colorful, kitschy surfaces, creating tension between decoration and content.
- [timrobot](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/timrobot/) - Timrobot’s art is a 90s kid’s dream: bold characters, skate culture, and street art influences – all wrapped in thick outlines, colorful backgrounds, and subversion. Since 2005, he’s been transforming that world into paintings, toys, comics, and collaborations, spreading joy (and stickers) along the way.
- [Thomas Chapman](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/thomas-chapman/) - Thomas Chapman, born and raised in San Diego California. First influence, neon surfing and skateboarding graphics 1980s in Ocean Beach metamorphosis from Hell’s Angels & late1970s Hippies. Thrust in practicing fine art by family crystalized his visual foundation. Currently working in Berlin from 1998-2008 graduate school at Pratt Thomas absorbed sweetsweat of all NY surrounding
- [Tatjana Koster](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/tatjana-koster/) - Meine Arbeiten verbinden Stickerei, textile Elemente und Malerei zu vielschichtigen Porträts. Mich interessiert das Gesicht als Fragment von Erinnerung, Identität und innerer Spannung. Durch Nähte, Perlen und malerische Strukturen entstehen Spuren von Verletzlichkeit, Transformation und persönlicher Geschichte - zwischen Realismus und Abstraktion. 1987-1991 Malereischule Nr. ! in Omsk1993-1998 Diplom als Maler- Stilist in der Fachrichtung
- [Siano Studio](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/siano-studio/) - Tal Siano's photographs explore the meeting point where skin, earth, hair, water, limb, and tree dissolve into one another.Drawn to the stories and meaning people carry in their bodies, his images follow the human form as an instrument of perception: sensing, exploring, relating beyond intellect. Dream-like yet deeply familiar, they return the human to wilderness
- [Svitlana Vol](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/svitlana-vol/) - In my practice, I move between portraiture, figurative painting, landscape, and still life. I am interested in how painting can hold atmosphere, structure, and emotional presence through colour, light, and form. Whether I work with a human figure, a landscape, or a quiet arrangement of objects, I look for a balance between observation and inner
- [Suzanne Reichenbach](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/suzanne-reichenbach/) - Grainy photos, analog techniques, torn textures, and a lot of yellow. My work moves between softness and contrast, combining collage, analog and double exposure photo techniques to create pictures or compositions that feel a bit nostalgic. Suzanne Reichenbach is a Franco-German photographer exploring femininity through analog photography, double exposure, and collage. Her work blends intimacy,
- [Susanna Storch](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/susanna-storch/) - My name is Susanna Storch, I’m a freelance artist, living and working in Mainz, near Frankfurt, Germany. My work can be classified as Figurative Realism, focussed on the human being I have been consistently developing this theme in several series of paintings. Portraits, Menschenbilder/Ballet, Landscapes and the Against War series. Currently, I’m working in the
- [Studio Robert](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/studio-robert/) - Robert Corbari is an Italian illustrator and art director creating playful and emotional visual worlds inspired by dogs, everyday life and human connections. Through simple shapes, bold compositions and spontaneous lines, his work aims to capture warmth, movement and small moments of joy. Each illustration is an attempt to transform familiar feelings into something visual,
- [Joshua Hoskins](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/joshua-hoskins/) - I’ve come to see art as a technology for training our ability to see better, not sharper vision, but heightened perception: noticing what would otherwise go unseen and encountering the familiar in entirely new ways. One does not look at art so much as through it. The artwork is not the thing it depicts but
- [Caroline Steinke](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/caroline-steinke/) - In her artistic work, Caroline Steinke deals with the perception and interplay of colour spaces, surfaces and forms. In her exploration of different media, the artist focuses on the properties of the material. She transfers attributes from one medium to another in order to create a dialogue between the materials. In the process of creation,
- [Stephanie Saeta Art](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/stephanie-saeta-art/) - Stephanie Saeta is a contemporary abstract artist working with diluted pigments and acrylic inks on raw cotton canvas. Her paintings develop through layering, absorption, and fluid movement, creating atmospheric works with a strong connection to space and contemporary interiors. Stephanie Saeta is a Brazilian abstract artist based in Berlin. Her practice explores balance, movement and
- [Stefanie Schairer](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/stefanie-schairer/) - In my art I play with different types of colors, shapes, patterns and materials. I draw my inspiration from my observations of human interactions and behaviors and I tell these stories through my artwork. My art pursues ambiguity in form and title in order to allow room for individual interpretation. My focus is on freedom
- [Stefan Kraft](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/stefan-kraft/) - In meinem Fundus habe ich Seiten aus Büchern, Zeitschriften und Katalogen; Prospekte, Formulare, farbiges, transparentes und strukturiertes Papier; Papiertüten, Verpackungen und Kartons, Überbleibsel eigener Arbeiten und vieles mehr. Scheinbar willkürlich zusammengetragene objets trouvés warten hier auf ihren Platz in neuen Ordnungen.Collage ist sowohl Technik als auch Prinzip. Eine Situation wird nicht gezeigt, sondern erschaffen. Geboren
- [Sotto](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/sotto/) - My works are inspired by colour and everyday symbolism of objcts, situations and gatherings. I want my works to bring joy and curiousity to the viewer, even if the topics often hide a darker twist or a deeper meaning under the surface. I´m a self taught painter working with acrylics, but curious to discover other
- [Sophia Carrara](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/sophia-carrara/) - In my work, I explore the relationship between the analog and the digital through scanography. Using everyday objects, I create fluid, organic forms that are shaped through technological processes, transforming familiar materials into abstract visual spaces. I am particularly interested in the tension between control and chance, and in how digital traces can reveal something
- [Sonja Schrick](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/sonja-schrick/) - Meine Arbeit erforscht die Abstraktion der natürlichen Welt durch experimentelle Malerei und Mixed Media. Ich schaffe poetische Landschaften, die keine konkreten Orte abbilden, sondern innere Zustände übersetzen – Atmosphären, die fragil und vielschichtig sind. Ich lebe mit meinen zwei Kindern im Alter von 22 und 19 Jahren in Kakenstorf in der Nähe von Hamburg. Neben
- [Sofia Sofiez](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/sofia-sofiez/) - Sofia Sofiez transforms memes and viral moments into painted art. Her work explores popular culture and identity in the digital age, blending humor, sustainability, and social critique from her migrant perspective living in Berlin. Sofia Sofiez (Santiago, 1990) is an architect and visual artist based in Berlin. After graduating and working in urban design for
- [Skai Woods](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/skai-woods/) - Skai Wood is a Lithuanian artist whose work is a form of “homework”—a disciplined study in uncovering beauty within her immediate world. By painting fractured, tired, or decayed objects and emotions often dismissed as “ugly,” she performs an anatomy of the self and her surroundings. Skai Wood views these canvases as confessional self-portraits; they are
- [Skadi Engeln](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/skadi-engeln/) - «In my painting and printmaking I work with landscape and figure as synonymous with our world in flux – through complexity and interweaving I trace its fleeting transitions, essence, beauty and transcendence in the tension between balance and disruption.» Skadi Engeln studied sculpture with Robert van de Laar, painting with Michael Kohr and Hermanus Westendorp
- [Simon Salzig](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/simon-salzig-2/) - Simon Salzig is a Berlin-based artist whose work explores the visible and invisible structures that shape urban life. Focusing on everyday scenes, objects, and fragments of the city, his practice reflects on how collective memory, cultural identity, and socio-political realities become embedded in the material fabric of Berlin. Working across painting, he approaches the city
- [Simon Findlay](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/simon-findlay/) - Simon Findlay is an abstract painter from Australia based in Berlin, Germany, working with acrylic and oil on large-scale canvases. His practice investigates: Colour - through layered transparent washes, with often rich and saturated palettes. Gesture - through evocative mark making using brushes, brooms, bikes and thickly applied oil. Process - choosing to work in
- [Shiran Berkovitz](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/shiran-berkovitz/) - Shiran Berkovitz’s figurative graphite drawings investigate how inner landscapes of thought and emotion translate into physical form. Through the quiet intensity of graphite and restrained color, Berkovitz explores identity, persistent fixations, and the search for meaning. Grounded in art history and somatic practices, the work centers on emotional honesty. By depicting figures that blur the
- [Hannes "Schäng Eins" Aurand](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/hannes-schang-eins-aurand/) - My work is rooted in skateboarding, graffiti and electronic music culture– environments that shaped how I experience and read urban space.Working primarily with photography, I capture fragments of everyday city life:surfaces, structures, movement and accidental compositions.These images become the raw material for further transformation through digital distortion, layering, silkscreen and physical intervention.The process moves between
- [Satoshi HOSHI](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/satoshi-hoshi/) - Satoshi HOSHI is a Berlin-based Japanese artist who explores the cycles of life and the fluidity of time through a careful fusion of natural beauty and abstract expression. Rooted in close observation of the natural world, his oil paintings dissolve the boundaries between the concrete and the abstract, weaving together the transience of the seasons
- [Sarina Snyder](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/sarina-snyder/) - My work is unplanned and abstract in nature and my practice is the space where all parts of me can co-exist. I can exercise big emotions in this space, embody ferocity and rage and dance into grace in the same brush stroke. When I view finished paintings, I can see that they hold experiences, captured
- [Sarah Wisniewska](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/sarah-wisniewska/) - My work explores fragility through quiet observation, shifting light, and emotional atmospheres. Working across analogue photography, I create intimate, cinematic images that feel suspended in time. Often shaped while travelling, my photographs capture fleeting moments, subtle tensions, and the beauty of imperfection. I’m interested in photography as a way of holding vulnerability, softness, and presence
- [Sandra Nielen](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/sandra-nielen/) - I am a ceramic artist based in Berlin, creating hand-built sculptures shaped by the pace of my hands. My work moves between architecture and nature inspired structures, drawing inspiration from buildings, monuments, landscapes and textures. Before turning to ceramics, I worked as a furniture designer and maker. This background continues to influence how I think
- [Sabine Hilscher](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/sabine-hilscher/) - In ihrer Arbeit thematisiert sie Phänomene, die uns im Alltag und in der Natur begegnen. Verknüpfungen mit unserer Phantasie, neuen Blickwinkeln, Perspektiven und Sichtweisen eröffnen sichin ihren Papierarbeiten, die meist aus mehreren Schichten aufgebaut sind. Schichten, die wie Wahrnehmungs- oder Erinnerungsablagerungen aufeinander liegen. Sie ist Künstlerin der ArtCollection Schlichtner Wien sowie des Art Salons Berlin.
- [Sabine Dietrichkeit](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/sabine-dietrichkeit/) - My name is Sabine Dietrichkeit, and my artistic practice explores transformation, rhythm, and the relationship between organic and geometric forms. Working primarily with clay as an archaic and mutable material, I create sculptures that develop their own visual movement through repetitive patterns, dots, and spherical elements. I am interested in the tension between order and
- [Rike Damel](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/rike-damel/) - Rike Damel ("Dreamlike") - is the brainchild of a contemporary artist from Berlin. Through her abstract expressive paintings, she expresses the deepest recesses of the human psyche. And now creating surrealistic photographs - captured using diverse AI resources - she offers a glimpse into the parallel worlds of her imagination, exploring with them themes of
- [Reyes Vollmond](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/reyes-vollmond/) - These images examine the body as an object of transformation. Metallic textures, fragmented gestures, and altered skin create a tension between intimacy and artificiality, where the human form becomes sculptural, distorted, and emotionally ambiguous.The work explores the discomfort that emerges when the human body begins to appear altered, performative, and no longer entirely organic. I’m
- [Phillip Staffa](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/phillip-staffa/) - Phillip Staffa is a Berlin-based artist and former musician creating sculptures and installations rooted in accessibility, directness, and joy. His work transforms familiar objects, symbols, and everyday fragments through shifts in scale, material, and surface. Wrapped sweets, dropped ice creams, found objects, and other everyday forms become playful contemporary totems: joyful, strange, and instantly recognizable.
- [Philipp Weis](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/philipp-weis/) - A recurring theme in my work is the longing for escape, transcendence, and indifference in the face of the mental and emotional challenges of our time. From the perspective of an almost spiritual observation, I try to capture states of dissociation, overstimulation, the romanticization of suffering, and the desire for intoxication and meaning, translating them
- [Philine Brun](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/philine-brun/) - My artistic work is driven by the dysfunctions of social and individual structures. I understand material, medium, and form as independent levels of meaning, whose symbolism I consciously use as a means of expression. At the center is the question of how power relations, gender orders, and economic logics are entrenched in social systems and
- [Petart Pondev](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/petart-pondev/) - Petar Pondev creates hand-tufted wool tapestries in which textile becomes a medium for emotional and conceptual exploration. Inspired by Primitivism, Expressionism, and Cubism, he works intuitively between figuration and abstraction, searching for balance between chaos and harmony, spontaneity and structure. Through layered colors, geometric forms, and portrait-like elements, Pondev builds vibrant tactile compositions that explore
- [Pepita Glück](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/pepita-gluck/) - In this series, I look at the 'tapa' as more than just food: it's a ritual. It’s about those great moments around a table: the loud laughs, the long talks, and the simple joy of being together. My goal is to turn those quick, happy moments into something that lasts.If you look closely, you’ll find
- [Pauline Gebauer](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/pauline-gebauer/) - Through sensorial exploration, my work unfolds in the liminal space where the digital intertwines with the physical. I am drawn to the threshold where the tangible and the virtual blur, where form loses its certainty and presence becomes ambiguous. My practice examines how digital structures translate into material presence and how material reality transforms into
- [Padure](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/padure/) - Bold black and white compositions explore identity, repetition and urban life. Minimal forms and strong contrast reduce everyday routines into structured visual patterns shaped by movement and tension. Padure is a Romanian-born visual artist. His work is defined by a minimalist approach, where bold lines shape each composition. Through reduced lines and deliberate simplicity, Padure
- [Óscar Barbosa](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/oscar-barbosa/) - I’ve long collected vintage photos of unknown souls, rescuing them from cellars and flea markets, destined for decay. As a reflection of my own disconnection with my upbringings, I intervene and bring them to the walls of those who will honor them, unaware of their true identities. My love for threads traces back to my
- [Oksana Dmytriienko](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/oksana-dmytriienko/) - Oksana Dmytriienko (Hashchevska) is a Berlin-based Ukrainian artist with over 15 years of experience. She studied at Ternopil National Pedagogical University and the Weissensee Academy of Art Berlin (KHB) preparatory program. Since 2022, she has been active in the Berlin art scene, participating in projects at the Berlin Wall Memorial and the Parliament of Trees.
- [Keinom](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/keinom/) - I like contrasts. Life is full of contradictions. Like yin and yang, my paintings combine these opposites into an overall picture. The rapid application of paint with the spray can and the slow pace when painting with the brush and oil colors. Viewed from a certain perspective, our lives are full of contrasts and contradictions.
- [Navid Norouzi](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/navid-norouzi/) - Navid Norouzi (b. 1990) is a self-taught abstract painter with German-Iranian roots, based in Berlin. Known for large-scale canvases, his work intricately weaves together abstract forms, colors, and markings to create dynamic, harmonious compositions. Rooted in a deeply personal process of free self-expression, his work invites viewers to pause and reflect. Having participated in several
- [Nadya Net](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/nadya-net/) - Nadya Net is a Berlin-based artist working with painting and illustration through a surrealist visual language. Her practice explores life between worlds, shaped by migration, displacement, and unstable belonging. Working across painting, digital photography, and illustration, she transforms archival images into narrative spaces where documentary reality meets symbolic imagination. Rooted in personal experience and broader
- [Motka Ambu](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/motka-ambu/) - Motka Ambu is a visual artist and illustrator living in Berlin. Currently a university student for Communication Design, Ambu uses a naive characters and soft environments to depict strange scenes of everyday uncertainty, reflecting on the common emotions that are yet often left unsaid.
- [Moritz Colsman](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/moritz-colsman/) - I am a Berlin-based artist working primarily with acrylic on canvas. My practice begins with small sketches, photographs, and fleeting visual impressions, which I translate into large-format works. Drawing and painting have accompanied me since childhood; today, they serve as a way to explore atmosphere, memory, and emotional intensity through color, scale, and materiality. While
- [Monika Milczewski](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/monika-milczewski/) - Monika Milczewski is an artist based in Berlin who has found her personal form of expression in abstract art. Her works combine geometric shapes, strong contrasts, acrylic painting, paper collages, and drawing elements into multilayered compositions. The main focus of her current practice is abstract painting. Curiosity and experimentation are at the heart of her
- [Mona Linke](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/mona-linke/) - Mona Linke (*1993) lebt und arbeitet in Berlin. Sie malt vorwiegend mit Öl auf Leinwand sowie mit Ölpastellkreide auf Papier. In ihren Arbeiten finden sich oft figurative Motive oder einfache Elemente vor reduzierten Hintergründen. Ohne klassische Kunstausbildung hat sich Linke ihre Praxis über Jahre selbst erarbeitet und kontinuierlich weiterentwickelt. Neben ihrer Arbeit als Journalistin verbringt
- [mocoro](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/mocoro/) - My artworks blur the lines between photography and painting, between reality and abstraction, utilizing a form of experimental preservation as artistic expression. The transformation of urban spaces and objects, as well as their progressive decay, are processes that inspire my artistic practice. Through transfer-procedures, I work with ink prints derived from photographs or photographic series,
- [Miron Evert](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/miron-evert/) - A reminder of modesty. An act of appreciation.Miron Evert is a painter working with oil stick on paper, creating large-scale paintings defined by a strict limitation of colour and motif.A fish and a chair.His paintings are not created as a response.There is no attempt to explain or improve.No direction, no focal point.Your gaze rests, nothing
- [Mikhail Gulin](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/mikhail-gulin/) - Mikhail Gulin is a Belarusian conceptual artist living in Germany. In his work, he employs painting, performance, video, installation, and curatorial practice. His art explores ideology, propaganda, the construction of meaning, post-truth, memory, power, and the role of art.
- [mike.franas](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/mike-franas/) - mike.franas (born Michal Franaszczuk) is a painter born in Gdansk, Poland. He has over 30 years of experience in portrait and figurative painting. He currently focuses on portraiture and the human body in the context of queer art. He has created and exhibited in Poland, Slovakia, Denmark, Germany, and Italy, and for the past two
- [Dorota Mierzwa](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/dorota-mierzwa/) - This series is made of fragments of my grandmother's apartment. For a long time I felt nothing for the wallpaper, the lace curtains, the clutter that felt dated and unglamorous. Painting it now is a way of sitting with that feeling and letting it soften. The memories kept coming back, more with every brushstroke. I
- [Mia-Franziska Böhm](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/mia-franziska-bohm/) - My practice revolves around a carefully composed yet intimately familiar vision of reality, shaped by femininely coded imagery, vulnerability, and the instability of memory. Everyday objects become emotional carriers, relics of a private mythology, never reducible to mere decoration or simple sentiment. I am drawn to the power of cuteness, not as ornament, but as
- [Melanie Esklony](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/melanie-esklony/) - Die Magie historischer Bilder: Familienfotos aus fernen Zeiten; Menschlichkeit vor 100 Jahren und ausgelassene Freude, aber auch Nachdenklichkeit in einer ganz anderen, ruhigeren Welt. Das sind die Vorlagen für die Bilder von Melanie Esklony. Ihre Bilder - Öl auf Leinwand - erwecken Schwarzweiß zum Leben und übertragen alles in die Moderne. Dem Betrachter bleibt Spielraum,
- [Matthias Kühn](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/matthias-kuhn/) - To me, metal is a nonverbal language. It is my language of choice. I am fluent. I can speak different dialects, jargon, slang, and a very formal version. The tension between harsh and soft-spoken notions within the material drives the urgency to speak. Opposite to the many existing spoken or written languages, it is universal
- [Mathilde Hostein](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/mathilde-hostein/) - Mathilde is a French artist living in Berlin, working primarily with oil painting. Her paintings attempt to take a step back and consider layers of experience bleeding into one another: physical sensations and emotions, learned meanings and intimate forms of understanding. She gathers mundane moments that reflect a subtle uncanniness — shapes that have impressed
- [Martyna Lebryk](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/martyna-lebryk/) - Through painting and sculpture, I’m exploring certain ambiguities and contradictions surrounding the world, the self and human existence. I’m in search of something crude. Basic human emotions. Attraction and repulsion; the need to approach and withdraw; curiosity and sin. What does it mean to have agency and self-determination while being constrained by one’s own physicality
- [Martin Sindler](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/martin-sindler/) - Martin Šindler is a Czech visual artist based in Berlin, specializing in contemporaryfigurative painting. His practice is based on the work with colour with expression. Byblending classical painting traditions with his own sensibility, Šindler explores themes of identity, fun of painting and human form.
- [Martin Kiman](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/martin-kiman/) - Martin Kiman’s practice revolves around exploring, learning and developing the possibilities of various visual languages across multiple disciplines and creative means. His work examines the relationship between the unrestrained mind and physical reality, discarding from his work visual cues that pertain to tangible world focusing instead on contrasts, rhythms, tensions and consonances. Martin Kiman (b.
- [Martin Blake](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/martin-blake/) - My paintings are realised as fabrics that challenge the fixation of a defined material world. These fabrics hold objects, figures, and coastal environments in a balanced state of semi-depiction.My process is often a loss of control in acts of pouring paint and resin or the act of glueing paper over large sections, keeping the content
- [Marina Witt](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/marina-witt/) - I am a Brazilian visual artist working primarily with ceramics, multimedia installations and textiles. My practice explores hybridity, monstrosity, fantasy, and excess, engaging tensions between control and chaos, intimacy and estrangement, and pleasure and pain. I am interested in how these dualities depend on one another, opening possibilities for alternative ways of (co)existing. Focusing on
- [Maria Silvano](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/maria-silvano/) - My work explores identity, gender, and cultural belonging through photography, embroidery, and visual research. Combining an anthropological gaze with staged and documentary elements, I use portraiture and textile interventions to investigate memory, intimacy, and the ways social experiences become inscribed onto bodies and images.Embroidery functions both as a gesture of care and as an act
- [Maria del Mar](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/maria-del-mar/) - I love and seek out forms, images and embodiments as points of intersection betweensensual perception, my human identity and other presences.In short: ‘touch’.In my world, structural organisation is not the force that ultimately creates what is essential. I am concerned with the question of what is involved in the creation of a form and what
- [Margarethe Ucinski](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/margarethe-ucinski/) - Margarethe Ucinski treats the canvas not simply as a support, but as an active part of the composition. Its physical properties, including tension, format, edges, and weave, shape the structure of the work. Her practice examines grids and underlying geometries. The paintings develop through the interaction of paint and the resistance of the surface, resulting
- [Marco](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/marco/) - Als Autodidakt zeichnet er am liebsten in Mischtechnik auf Fotokarton, Ohne aus Bildern oder Fotos abzugucken, entstehen aus abertausende Pünktchen seine oft surrealen Werke.In seinen Bilder spiegelt sich sein Ausdruck von Protest im Umgang mit der Umwelt und vor allem den Tieren.
- [Manuel Rickert](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/manuel-rickert/) - My work is driven by my interest in fragmentation and the limits of what painting can represent. In my practice the painted surface is a starting point, material I take apart and rebuild through cutting, reassembling, and stitching. In larger pictorial-textile works, landscape imagery is pulled into tension with abstraction through deconstruction and reorganization. Smaller
- [Macarena Ruiz-Tagle](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/macarena-ruiz-tagle/) - My practice explores moments of reflection within the Anthropocene, where human activity has profoundly altered natural environments. The works evoke shifting states, unstable temporalities, and changing seasons in an uncertain world. I focus on the endurance of light as a subtle measure of time, while colour and form appear as fleeting constructions. The Atmosphere Series
- [Luisa Maria Horn](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/luisa-maria-horn/) - I am a contemporary hobby painter based in Berlin. I primarily work with acrylics and continuously develop my own style between figurative and abstract painting. My subjects range from intimacy to dynamic sports moments, as well as the quiet scenes and personal things I had to set aside because of competitive sport. As a former
- [Luca Maio](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/luca-maio/) - From my childhood imaginary world,a journey through everyone’s inner Little Devils, the imaginary friends still living inside us.Everyday objects take the shape of these creatures, as if they were born from a visionary child’s mind.All the pieces are made of ceramic stoneware, hand-built using the coil technique and fired at high temperatures.In this modern era,
- [Louisa Dzewior](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/louisa-dzewior/) - Es geht um Wirrungen und Verirrtheitenum die Hände oder Gliedmaßen,als Ort des Geschehens und Geschehen-LassensUnd den Schutz des Schutzlosen Louisa Dzewior is a 24 years old artist, born and raised in Berlin.She has always been a very dreamy and creative child and found her save space in art. During her Abitur she started working in
- [Lorahan](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/lorahan/) - Lorahan is a Berlin-based artist working primarily in painting and drawing. Inspired by natural processes and traditional aesthetics, her work investigates transformation, movement, and the interplay between structure and intuition. Through layered, organic compositions, she creates immersive spaces where perception becomes fluid and identity resists fixed definition.
- [Liza-Melina Drewello](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/liza-melina-drewello/) - Liza-Melina Drewello verbindet in ihren figürlichen Mixed-Media-Malereien Kontraste wie laut und leise, farbenfroh und gedämpft, gestern und heute.Sie schöpft Inspiration aus persönlichen und (vermeintlich) kollektiven Kindheitserinnerungen und Erfahrungsräumen. Das Motiv des Wassers spielt eine wiederkehrende Rolle.In spannungsvollem Gegensatz zu ihrem melancholischen Ausdruck zeugen Lizas Arbeiten gleichzeitig von ihrer tiefen Freude an Farbe als wesentlichem Gestaltungselement.
- [Livia Ködderitzsch](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/livia-kodderitzsch/) - Livia is a Berlin-based oil painter and current resident at Burnt Sienna Art School. Her work moves between realistic portraiture with surreal interruptions and feminist figurative painting focused on the female body. She is interested in images that invite a second look, whether through subtle distortion or through themes of objectification and bodily presence. These
- [Lena Hannes](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/lena-hannes/) - “It’s not about being good at creativity, it’s about creativity being good for you”I’m not trying to force creativity but sometimes it comes out of nowhere and floods me with fun ideas. I immediately need to start and sketch my ideas either on paper or sometimes even directly on the canvas. For me it’s all
- [Lena Baranova](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/lena-baranova/) - My work explores fluid, semi-contained environments where form is unstable and continuously shifting.I am interested in water-like behavior: diffusion and slow transformation over time. Rather than treating the surface as fixed, I approach it as a responsive field where materials interact, spread, and resist control.My works function as micro-environments: partially closed spaces with their own
- [Lea Osenberg](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/lea-osenberg/) - My work moves between sculpture and drawing. Many works begin with simple actions such as folding or digging. I am interested in the independent behavior of materials: how they respond to movement, gravity, and tension, creating forms that cannot be fully controlled. A recurring theme is the line, appearing through folds, threads, light, or traced
- [Lars Plessentin](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/lars-plessentin/) - Raised among old cameras, family photographs, and nineteenth-century photographic encyclopedias, Lars Plessentin initially had little interest in art or photography. During his product design studies, chance led him into photography seminars and toward artistic practice. Rooted in analog experimentation, his work now shifts toward objects, structures, and materials. Layering bodies, textures, and found elements, he
- [Larissa](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/larissa/) - My work explores femininity, freedom, and self-determination through vibrant and symbolic imagery. Drawing from personal experience and imagination, I create scenes where women move through spaces of independence, strength, and emotional openness. Whether on a road with open landscapes, in dialogue with animals, or within intense natural environments, my figures embody a sense of becoming
- [Lara Wilde](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/lara-wilde/) - Lara Wilde dances in her projects between the themes of raw human emotions and the complexity of the outside world. As a photographer and psychologist she is interested in what moves us as humanity on an individual level. Besides an intensive involvement with her protagonists, she stands for technical perfection in the execution, which has
- [Lara Daskalou](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/lara-daskalou/) - Lara Daskalou is a Berlin-based artist and art director who has lived and exhibited internationally in Malta, Japan, Egypt and Greece. Her practice operates between painting and visual narrative, examining dystopian and surreal environments that reflect the fragile relationship between humans, society and space. In “Berliner Altbau, Mitte” she constructs a dystopian post-human scenario in
- [LANDRO](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/landro/) - In my Berlin studio I create analog, digital and mixed-media collages that captivate, irritate, and fascinate with their strong visual messages. I love every part of the process, starting with the search for suitable image material, the complicated cutting, tearing, or folding, the composing and arranging. The experimental process is inspired by surprisingly seen objects,
- [Kristina Wedel](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/kristina-wedel/) - Some years ago I found my calling in oil painting, being able to express my inner world fully. My fascination derives from the combination of timeless banalities, and an inner dreamlike state of perception. A strong intimacy between body, space and object is reinforced by the sensual use of color and light, sharpness and blur.
- [kobeshavidze_art](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/kobeshavidze_art/) - I'm really attracted abot the idea that an ordinary pencil which costs no more than 2 Euro can become something more.
- [Klara Bezug](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/klara-bezug/) - After completing her photography studies in Milan, Gaia V. Marturano initially works as a photojournalist before moving to Berlin in 2010. There, she develops her artistic persona Klara Bezug.Starting with collages and photomontages, her work gradually shifts over time toward screen printing, which now forms the main focus of her artistic practice. In terms of
- [Kerstin Serz](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/kerstin-serz/) - In my work, I explore the relationship between humans, animals, plants – and increasingly, objects. I’m interested in what lies between: transitions, the unspoken.In more recent works, the human body is absent but remains palpable in vessels such as bowls or soup tureens. Animals function as mirrors of inner states, silent witnesses to a vanishing
- [Katja Zander](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/katja-zander/) - No body ends at the skin. I do not understand boundaries as fixed lines, but as shifting states. In my work I am interested in transitions: between proximity and distance, between individuals and groups, between dissolution and condensation. Figures emerge in space not through clear contours,but through relationships, displacements, and overlaps. Boundaries thus become something
- [Katia Cutropia](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/katia-cutropia/) - Through her art, Katia Cutropia explores color, texture and composition as a way of reflecting on connection, perception and presence. Using layered surfaces and minimal geometric forms, her work moves between clarity and abstraction, inviting the viewer to slow down and experience the world more consciously.
- [Karmen Kraft](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/karmen-kraft/) - I am a visual artist whose work explores identity, memory, and human emotion through drawing, painting, and printmaking. Inspired by the complexities of the psyche and the contradictions of existence, I create images that oscillate between strength and vulnerability. My process is a constant experimentation with techniques and materials, always seeking a genuine connection between
- [KARLA MARCHESI](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/karla-marchesi/) - With an air of affirmative nihilism and tragicomic melodrama, Karla Marchesi’s paintings depict intricate entanglements of multi-species flora within hyper-natural, post-humanist landscapes. Best known for reimagining the “Impossible Bouquet” tradition of 17th-century Dutch still life painting, Marchesi transforms the genre into a deeply personal visual language—one that intertwines autobiographical narrative with broader ideological critique. Through
- [Monika Kalinowska](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/monika-kalinowska/) - Monika Kalinowska paints the body as a site of pressure — not beauty for its own sake, but the body under conditions: watched, aged, obscured, escaping, remembered. Her recurring subjects are women simply being — full agents, not symbols or narrative devices. The work is grounded in feminist theory, shaped by a Polish Catholic upbringing,
- [Julia Liko](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/julia-shanaytsa/) - In today’s fragmented reality, where identity is increasingly shaped through objects, artist Julia Liko finds inspiration in constant change. Her work explores everyday items as symbols of contemporary existence, echoing Renaissance portraiture in which each object carried meaning. In modern society, these attributes define personal identity while remaining temporary and disposable. This instability creates confusion,
- [Julia Lidou](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/julia-lidou/) - Julia Lidou is a German-born Greek painter whose work explores emotional and intangible states through painting. After beginning her creative career as a Special Effects Make-up Artist and Wig Maker specializing in hyperrealistic skin and prosthetics, she returned to oil painting after moving to Berlin in 2019. Her work focuses on vulnerability, emotional overwhelm, and
- [JULEZ](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/julez/) - Julez, Cali, Colombia (1982), based in Berlin, brings a hybrid perspective shaped by his roots, urban experiences, His work is a universe in motion: bodies, characters, and forms that seem to breathe, expand, and respond to one another, as if each piece has its own story while engaging with the space and the viewer. Between
- [Jonathan Esperester](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/jonathan-esperester/) - German artist Jonathan Esperester, born in 1992, combines various unreal worlds in his art, from our mystical past to our digital present. Upon initial observation, he combines irreconcilable impressions, for example from our human psyche and imagination, with the digital worlds of the young AI age. In this way, he creates his personal illusions and
- [Johanna Weber](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/johanna-weber/) - Johanna is a Berlin-based oil painter exploring femininity, perception, and impermanence. Since establishing her practice, she has exhibited in group shows and developed a body of work that draws from Old Masters techniques to examine both the male and female gaze on contemporary objects. Working in translucent oil glazes, she creates compositions that appear perfect
- [Johann Wachs](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/johann-wachs/) - My work explores architecture and industrial space through a strongly painterly sensibility shaped by years of studying art history. Central to my practice is the search for an underlying Platonic geometric order — compositions in which structure, rhythm, light, and perspective converge into moments of unexpected beauty. Rather than documenting places objectively, I transform infrastructure,
- [Joe O'Brien](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/joe-obrien/) - Joe O’Brien (b. 1993) is an Irish-born, Berlin-based self-taught painter working mainly in acrylic, gouache, and watercolour. His paintings focus on the raw, everyday environments connected to urban nightlife, cluttered kitchens, empty bars, graffiti covered bathrooms, and spaces left behind after long nights out. Working from personal reference photos, O’Brien combines realism with atmosphere to
- [Joana Lucas](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/joana-lucas/) - My work navigates the tension between reality and perception, capturing fractured moments of urban life where the familiar becomes strange. I am drawn to the fleeting and overlooked scenes marked by human presence yet unsettled by disruption. Through painting and photography, I reshape reality, layering beauty with imbalance, precision with distortion. My images remain open-ended,
- [Jerome Goldnose](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/jerome-goldnose/) - People should stop making art and start making artefacts. Artefacts show us the journey from drawing abstract lines in caves using our fingers towards artworks speaking a language and whole cultures telling a story again and again to make it better. We can look back in time using artefacts like astronomers using black holes. My
- [Janine Muckermann](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/janine-muckermann/) - Janine Muckermann is a Berlin-based visual artist. She studied Painting at Weißensee School of Art Berlin and Critical Studies at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, as well as Art History and Media Culture in Cologne and Paris. Recent exhibitions include "Big City Baby", ZAK Zentrum für Aktuelle Kunst Berlin (2022); "Tales of Womanhood", Projektraum
- [Jana Blum Zimova](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/jana-blum-zimova/) - Jana Zimová was born in the Czech Republic in 1987 and now lives and works in Germany. In the tradition of Magical Realism, her works present unreal and impossible events taking place in the real world. The impossible or supernatural happens in her paintings. The artist uses imagination in the frame of natural environment and
- [Jamie Munhowen](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/jamie-munhowen/) - In her work, Jamie Munhowen portrays the spaces in between. Places of everyday life, buildings, street corners, alleyways, we walk by daily and barely ever really take notice of. Working between abstraction and figuration, she traces how these overlooked places quietly shape how we move, feel and interact. Jamie Munhowen is a Luxembourg-born artist based
- [Jakob Stolte](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/jakob-stolte/) - Not being able to classify and not being able to be classified are my core motivation. What lies at the boundary between artificial and natural? What happens at the place where nature, the digital world, and the human mind meet? Those are questions I investigate with my work. I'm in search of the “Other.” For
- [Jakob Limmer](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/jakob-limmer/) - Jakob Limmer (*1988, Bamberg) studied Media Art at the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig in the Class for Installation and Spatial Art under Joachim Blank. His practice focuses on the relationship between body and structure, on how systems of order shape human experience and how agency develops within these dynamics. Through the interaction of body-related
- [Iva Proschniewski](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/iva-proschniewski/) - My work across ceramics, video and installation investigates the conditions under which things become what they are — and who holds the authority to decide. The glaze paintings apply this question to the act of making itself. Each firing produces results that can be anticipated but never duplicated, because identical conditions never produce identical outcomes.
- [Itamar Yehiel](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/itamar-yehiel/) - I am a sculptural embroidery artist. In my travels around the world, I have learned from different cultures about ways of life and the role of crafts. I understood that embroidery and nature are timeless threads that connect us all. I embroider elements from nature; it is my primary vocabulary.I paint with stitches using a
- [Isabelle Tellié](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/isabelle-tellie/) - Isabelle Tellié invites you to expand the boundaries of your imagination and redefine your perception of space and reality. Step into a world where art awakens the extraordinary, taking you on a transformative journey through landscapes of imagination. Like an explorer in uncharted territory, you'll be drawn into the depths of the artwork, where familiar
- [Inga Lackner](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/inga-lackner/) - Inga Lackner is a Berlin-born artist and educator. In recent years, she has dedicated her practice to oil painting, exploring the relationship between nature and the human figure. Her work is drawn to quiet moments that carry a subtle yet powerful intensity. Through her paintings, she seeks to evoke stillness, intimacy and emotional depth.
- [Hola i Chau](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/hola-i-chau/) - Hola i Chau is an artist duo, from Chile and Argentina, based in Berlin.Their name is a playful reference to the binary greetings of "Hola" (hi) and "Chau" (bye), which they use to explore the concepts of duality, opposites, and the tension between order and chaos. They embrace the unexpected, the inconsistencies, and visual discordances
- [Hiski](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/hiski/) - Hilkka Geyssel is a Finnish artist, living and working in Berlin. Studied literature in Helsinki, Finland. Moved to germany in 1970.Spent 20 years in Porto, Portugal, where she founded a German bookstore, and in Paraty, Brasil.Continued education as a painter at several art schools and academies.In 2024 she opened the atelier/gallery "Hiski" in Berlin-Kreuzberg
- [Helena Her](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/helena-her/) - My practice explores the social possibilities of very small artworks through intimacy, participation, and shared encounters. Working at a reduced scale invites close attention and personal engagement, allowing meaning to emerge collectively through subtle interactions and individual reflection. Rooted in lived experience and social realities, the work resists direct statements, instead creating space for ambiguity
- [Harriet Lenneman](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/harriet-lenneman/) - Harriet Lenneman is an American illustrator and printmaker living in Berlin. She has an MA in Illustration from the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK) and a BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University. She uses analogue printing techniques like screen printing, etching, and risography. Her illustrations have been published in The New York Times, Le Monde
- [Gülfem Çetin Çapcı](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/gulfem-cetin-capci/) - Her practice creates a fluid connection between the personal and the universal. Figures emerging in timeless spaces reflect moments of introspection, vulnerability, and questioning, while tablescapes and natural motifs evoke shared memory, rituals, and collective experience. Bringing memory and imagination together, her compositions explore the invisible links between inner emotion and collective history. Color lies
- [Greif Lazic](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/greif-lazic/) - Greif Lazic is a Berlin-based queer artist duo — a couple and creative partnership whose work circles around desire, the male body, and the intimacy of gay life. Named after their mothers' maiden names, they work across painting, drawing, sculpture, and printmaking, with exhibitions in Berlin, Barcelona, Vienna, and New York and collectors across Europe
- [Giordano Cioni](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/giordano-cioni/) - I’m passionate to capture the arcane in contemporary contexts, weaving the language of Western myth, ritual and symbol through a queer lens. I employ sculpture, photography and film to trace ancestral codes embedded in bodies, landscapes, and ritual acts. Drawing from sources as diverse as Renaissance cosmology, Alchemy and Egyptian mythology, I reimagine ancient spiritual
- [Florencia Martina](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/florencia-martina/) - I am a dancer and visual artist. With a strong focus on sensuality and migration, I explore how moving bodies can generate alternative grammars of time, relationship, and imagination, bringing forth through textiles, performance, etching, and text other spaces in which to move with. Born in Chile and currently based in Berlin, I work with
- [Fernanda Porto Art](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/fernanda-porto-art/) - Fernanda Porto is a Brazilian multidisciplinary visual artist based in Berlin. She engages in the research of contemporary materials, focusing on wall sculptures made from bioresins and non-toxic polymers. She has exhibited in Brazil and Europe, including her solo show Ondas do Tempo at the 14th Mercosur Biennial (2024). Her work appears in Collage to
- [Fanny Harms](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/fanny-harms/) - In a fast paced and often divided world, my work invites a different perspective: to pause, notice, and reconnect with the beauty around us. As an architect and artist, I explore the meeting of opposites, the dialogue of materials, and the transformation of ideas into new forms. Each piece emerges through a playful and curious
- [Fabiola Pelzer](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/fabiola-pelzer/) - I am currently pursuing a master’s degree in art education at the University of Augsburg, focusing primarily on oil painting, sculpture, and installation. In my artistic practice, I explore the boundary between the present moment and the memory. I am particularly interested in the question: What do we see once the moment has already passed?I
- [Erwin van Hoof](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/erwin-van-hoof/) - The focus of my monochromatic art lies in the influence of light, making us aware of the light surrounding us in everyday life. A feature of my relief art is that the pieces adapt to changes in a room’s light; its type, intensity, and angle suggest direction and movement. The depth literally adds another dimension.
- [Emmy Zimmermann](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/emmy-zimmermann/) - The ocean is my sanctuary, holding both calm and untamed power. My photographs capture this duality, using abstraction to dissolve shapes and forms, leaving space for individual perception. Because each fleeting moment is unique, no image can ever be repeated. In the series Fallen Sky, this raw force is traditionally black-and-white. However, the additional special
- [Emma Lu](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/emma-lu/) - Emma Lu’s photography captures the beauty of unnoticed moments. Her photographic work balances oceanic energy and urban stillness, drawing our attention to the present. She invites us to find rhythm and emotion in the everyday, using her background as a surfer and dentist to bridge very different forms of attentiveness. Hey!My name's Emma. I live in
- [Elina Evstig](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/elina-evstig/) - Elina Evstig is a contemporary figurative painter whose work explores emotional presence, memory, and quiet psychological states.Working primarily in oil, she creates expressive portraits that balance realism with abstraction, focusing on subtle human expressions and muted, atmospheric palettes.Her paintings are designed as contemplative pieces for modern interiors — blending emotional depth with a calm visual
- [Ekaterina Koroleva](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/ekaterina-koroleva/) - Bold Colors and Delicate Lines I'm Ekaterina Koroleva, a Berlin-based Illustration artist. My Illustration style merges the raw energy of pencils strokes and ink with the vibrant flow of watercolor designs, creating bold, graceful expressions of modern femininity and botanical art.
- [Eis am Stiel](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/eis-am-stiel/) - I am a physician who nesses with snippets from scientific papers. Hope you like it. Eis am Stiel was born in a small city near Bonn and began training as a physician in neuroradiology and neurology in 2022. She lives in Berlin and sometimes, she creates poems out of words she finds in medical journals
- [Duna Rolando](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/duna-rolando/) - The artistic practice of Duna Rolando has been profoundly influenced by the series Sehnsucht nach Leben (FLORA), initiated around 2010. In this body of work, the artist establishes a connection with painted plants and flowers as a form of refuge from everyday life: a personal paradise where pain, fear, and material needs do not exist.
- [Dréa collage](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/drea-collage/) - Dréa is a Franco-Canadian collage artist. Her academic background moves between the fields of visual arts and archival studies. After losing her home due to the housing crisis in Montreal, Dréa began traveling the world, drawing inspiration from the places and people she encounters. She has participated in various artist residencies in Peru, France, and
- [Donis](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/donis/) - Donis is a Berlin based artist, working in fine and performing arts. In her recent works she combines dream-like scenarios with everyday situations through the means of going back to her roots by creating carpets and little caskets, which are usually used as everyday objects. Jana is a 1989 born artist living and working in
- [Dominique Suberville](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/dominique-suberville/) - Through an interdisciplinary practice, I look to expose power dynamics between institutions and the social experience in relation to the body. By questioning the norms of social life, my work explores how this relationship can have political and social repercussions. Within my work, tension is at the heart of each piece. It is through contradictory
- [Bogdan-Adrian Degan](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/bogdan-adrian-degan/) - Bogdan Degan, known as DEGART, is a Romanian artist living and working in Berlin. With over a decade of experience, he primarily works through drawing, evolving his style toward a painterly approach. Inspired by everyday moments, music, and conversations, his work blends emotion with introspection, often revealing deeper layers beneath the surface while reflecting on
- [Dariya Kassybayeva](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/dariya-kassybayeva/) - In this work, I explore colour and basic organic forms to create whimsical settings and atmospheres that border between familiarity and excess. A sensory illusion that begins to repeat itself no matter where you look, fun that doesn't go away like in a case of visual snow syndrome. Dariya Kassybayeva is a Berlin-based painter born
- [Dario](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/dario/) - Drawing, photography, and architecture have been my constant companions throughout my life. After spending my first 30 years in Switzerland, I longed for a change of scenery. I've been working here as an architect, photographing whatever catches my eye, and I'm still practicing my drawing skills. I would describe my artistic work as a perpetual
- [Daniel Rodríguez](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/daniel-rodriguez/) - As a photographer I focus on representing places, people and their traces in a sober yet timeless way. I have a high affinity for finding the uniqueness in the appearance of those or that in front of my camera, as much as I am naturally driven to gather stories on different experiences or conceptions of
- [Cyrilo](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/cyrilo/) - My self-taught technique combines abstract and figurative, finding a blurred line between outsider, primitive and naive art. I search in the depths of the subconscious mind; my works are an outlet of emotions seeking to free us from the burdens of the past through the exchange of feelings.
- [Clonviktor](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/clonviktor/) - Belarusian artist based in Poland since 2021. Architectural training informs my sensitivity to space, structure, and composition. My practice exists between control and intuition, using oil and mixed techniques to explore the relationship between the human figure and its environment, often approaching the body as a fragile, shifting presence within space.
- [Clement Loisel](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/clement-loisel/) - Clement Loisel strives to tell stories through images— stories that invite reflection and resonate with our modern times. These are not personal tales, but collective ones, rooted in the shared experience of living in today’s society. Themes such as downfall, violence, manufactured consent, and moralization are recurring throughout his work.In Loisel works, aesthetics are not
- [Christoph Wenzel](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/christoph-wenzel/) - Christoph is woodcut printmaker from Berlin. His handmade prints in small editions depict scenes of urban live, architecture, and nature. He is also known for his hand-printed postcards. Christoph (born 1981) lives in Berlin for round about 20 years now. He studied Geography, Politics, and Oriental Studies and recieved a PhD in Central Asian Studies
- [Christina Eva Walz](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/christina-eva-walz/) - Christina Eva Walz studied fine arts at Kunsthochschule Mainz/Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, graduating with a diploma with a focus on drawing. The Berlin-based artist combines painting, drawing, and collage in layered abstract works shaped by delicate linear structures and translucent surfaces. Her works on paper often incorporate transparent and opaque materials, creating an almost sculptural
- [Christian Guhl](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/christian-guhl/) - My work is not about beauty; beauty is boring. These pieces are about being open to discomfort.Art needs an element of risk; only then does something unique happens. 1978 / Born & raised in Ulm (Germany).Art school in Augsburg & Friedrichshafen (Germany)Little excursions into Night-Life with an own Club (Chateau Knarz)& into Music Business as
- [Cherie Birkner](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/cherie-birkner/) - Cherie likes to have fun. Most of her artwork is created in a spontaneous manner with a topic or a specific thought in mind. Often suggestive, cheeky and sexy but also poetic and emotional. Cherie is Berlin-based with roots in a counterculture commune in southern Oregon and a lifelong immersion in the fashion world—from modeling
- [Carsten Wagner](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/carsten-wagner/) - My artistic practice explores the boundaries between surface, texture, and physical form through printmaking, sculpture, and canvas works. I am deeply fascinated by structural textures and organic geometry, capturing the friction between material resistance and precise execution. Whether applying photopolymer techniques to unconventional backings, etching intricate fractal structures into metal plates, or casting heavy, architectural
- [Caro Pepe](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/caro-pepe/) - Caro Pepe (born in Corrientes, Argentina, 1980) is an Argentinian artist and muralist currently based in Berlin.After several years working as an art director in the advertising industry in Buenos Aires and Madrid, she made the decision to fully dedicate herself to her artistic practice. In 2012, she relocated to Berlin, a move that marked
- [Bong-Kil](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/bong-kil/) - I’m Florian Bong Kil Grosse, a German photographer of Korean descent, working between Berlin and Seoul. My practice centers on the careful observation and representation of urban spaces and the nuanced dynamics of human interaction within them. Through photography, I explore the subtle choreography of everyday life, often focusing on anonymous figures in public or
- [Berner Panti Quispe](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/berner-panti-quispe/) - By using one of photography’s earliest printing processes, I create a dialogue between historical technique and contemporary concerns. The handmade nature of each print —coated, exposed, and developed individually— introduces chance and material nuance into the image. My art is the result of the constant research of stability, durability and unicity, as well as the
- [Beppe Gallo](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/beppe-gallo/) - I start with the premise that I have no plans and I know nothing. I experiment. I trust my instinct. I photograph women because this is the subject matter that inspires me the most. Sometimes is body shapes or body parts, sometimes is portraits, sometimes is just abstract. I am inspired by the women I
- [Benjamin Stohlmann](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/benjamin-stohlmann/) - In my paintings, I explore unstable pictorial spaces between control, chance and reorganization.Using alcohol ink as a primary medium alongside acrylic interventions, I create multilayered compositions in which organic forms, transparent layers and geometric structures intersect and continuously reorganize themselves. Color is not only applied, but also dissolved, shifted and partially removed. Within these open
- [Beate Köhne](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/beate-kohne/) - Beate Köhne’s work focuses on color and pure painting. Irregular contours and gestural brushwork lend a sense of dynamism and movement to her mostly large-format paintings.Careful observation of natural processes forms the basis of her painterly abstraction. Beate’s paintings have been exhibited regularly since 2000. She received several grants, and her works are found in
- [Anne-Renske](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/anne-renske/) - My paintings explore the space between abstraction and figuration through simplified figures and carefully composed scenes. Influenced by my background in architecture, I work with structure, composition, color and atmosphere to create images that feel both familiar and open to interpretation. Color becomes a way to shape emotion, distance, and connection within the painting. I
- [Anne-Francoise Cart](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/anne-francoise-cart/) - Farben, Linien, Flächen entstehen, lösen sich auf - Schichtungen und Überlagerungen unterschiedlicher Materialien lassen Zeichen und Farbklänge entstehen. Meine Anregungen finde ich meist in der Natur.Meine Arbeiten bewegen sich zwischen abstrakt und gegenständlich, zwischen Spiel und Absicht, einen Klang aufnehmend und ihn mit dem Pinsel oder dem Stift sichern und verändern. Anne-Françoise Cart, 1967 geboren
- [Anne von Westphalen](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/anne-von-westphalen/) - My artistic practice explores identity, perception, and inner realities through figurative painting and sculpture. Working with acrylic on canvas as well as plaster and 3D-printed forms, I create psychologically charged spaces in which faces are obscured, transformed, or replaced by symbolic elements. This allows the figures to move between portrait, metaphor, and projection. Light, perspective,
- [Ángela Estévez](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/angela-estevez/) - Based on photography, video, and poetry, developed through a performative and surrealapproach. The images arise from a direct relationship with spaces, approached in an instinctive and ritual manner, outside narrative or representational patterns. Through long exposures, camera movements, and intervened compositions, it transforms the real into a dreamlike and liminal experience. The work does not
- [Andrey Anro](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/andrey-anro/) - My work revolves around the complexities of collective memory and historical narratives, often rooted in the turbulent socio-political landscapes of Eastern Europe. I use painting, photography, digital collage, and installation to engage with themes of dictatorship, religion, loss, and disappearance. Through these mediums, I explore the ways in which power, ideology, and history imprint themselves
- [Anastasiia Korpacheva](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/anastasiia-korpacheva/) - I'm simplifying shapes, lines and details, keeping only what felt essential color, balance and quiet space. These landscapes are less about real places and more about emotional states, moments of stillness, breathing and recovery. Through painting, I tried to bring light and joy back into my life by focusing on nature, bright colors and the
- [Anastasia Strockova](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/anastasia-strockova/) - Anastasia Strockova is Czech illustrator based in Berlin, developing narrative-driven visual worlds for urban culture and sports brands. Her work captures rhythm of contemporary city life - human connection, movement, and the energy of shared spaces. Through expressive line work, bold color contrasts, and layered storytelling, translates community, self-determined living, and urban vitality into bold,
- [Ana Lukashevski](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/ana-lukashevski/) - I PAINT FROM REAL LIFE
- [AME DGD ART](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/ame-dgd/) - AME.DGD. ART (*1995) lives and works as a multidisciplinary artist in Berlin. The artist’s works invite viewers to make the invisible visible: emotions, relationships, and the role of the individual in modern spaces, mostly taking space in Berlin. Using bold, high-contrast palettes and expressive, abstracted figures, AME is bringing life to stories of everyday moments
- [Alvīne Bautra](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/alvine-bautra/) - Alvine Bautra (b.1990) is a Latvian contemporary painter. The portrait painting compositions embody the feeling of movement in slow motion. The zooming on the faces or the seemingly calm figures are never frozen because the state of peace is utopian. The figures dance within themselves, allowing the movement of the soul, giving themselves to a
- [Alina Apari](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/alina-apari/) - In my practice, I explore human vulnerability, childhood trauma, and suppressed emotions through painting and ceramics. The central symbol in my work is "inflatedness" a sign of intense internal pressure.My painting series focuses on the Inner Child, depicted as large, inflated creatures cramped within the canvas. They remind viewers to listen to their hidden needs
- [Alexandra Pikunova](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/blaue-noten/) - I explore the relationship between people and architecture – not from the perspective of architects, but of everyday individuals who live in or pass by. My focus is in how architecture shapes social behavior and how, in return, people assign personal and cultural meaning to buildings or their parts. Cyanotype is my main medium because
- [Alexandra Oracz](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/alexandra-oracz/) - Alexandra Oracz is a Berlin-based visual artist exploring identity, emotion, and the hidden layers of the inner self through surreal and abstract imagery. Her paintings combine human faces with fluid, organic forms to visualize emotional states that are often difficult to express in words. Using soft gradients and melancholic tones, she creates dreamlike compositions that
- [Alexandra Liakhavets](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/alexandra-liakhavets/) - Alexandra Liakhavets is a Belarusian painter working primarily with gouache. Her practice is rooted in immediacy: each work is created in a single flow, often completed in one sitting, capturing a specific moment of perception. Embracing the medium’s fast, fragile, and unpredictable nature, she explores impermanence, identity, and mental states. With a background in fashion
- [Alexander Rost](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/alexander-rost/) - Weaving intricate patterns to reveal a higher truth. In the provided work i cut and arrange unique mirror fragments into elaborate interconnecting patternThe more you look the more you see but the border between intention and randomness is not as solid and clearly visible as one might thinkSo what you see and what you feel
- [Alexander B. Loor](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/alexander-b-loor/) - My statement is not to make statements. I'm an artist. I only create images. I am a Berlin based set designer and artist from Moscow, Russia. Forced to leave my country due to the war our government launched. I've been studying set design and theater arts in Moscow and St. Petersburg since 2008 till 2015,
- [Ai Moliya](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/ai-moliya/) - This series, "Paintings of Mourning," explores the internal landscape of loss through abstract, graphical constructions. Using a cube motif that acts as both a coffin and a gateway for the soul, I use acrylics and traditional pigments with nikawa glue to portray the silent continuity between what disappears and what remains for those who live
- [Agustín Armanino Méndez](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/agustin-armanino-mendez/) - Multidisciplinary Argentinian artist currently based in Berlin. Coming from the world of film andphotography, in the last years I started to experiment with other visual mediums, such as drawing, painting and clay work. I consider expressionism my main artistic drive and usually the themes ofmy work are related with fears, desires and spiritual concerns.
- [Agnese_artist](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/agnese_artist/) - I work with painting and printmaking, using acrylics for their expressive qualities. My practice moves in two directions. First, I explore the connection between women and nature, alongside standalone landscapes that serve as metaphors for internal states. Second, I focus on portraiture. While my approach is rooted in academic technique, I use deliberate distortion—shifting proportions
- [Agata Sierra](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/agata-sierra/) - Color is central to my practice—a sensory and symbolic language through which I explore memory, transformation, and inner states. Through painting, collage, embroidery, sculpture, and digital processes, I create layered compositions where flowers and fragmented female forms become metaphors for heritage, displacement, intimacy, and repair, unfolding between the visible and the invisible. I am a
- [Amber Cannings](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/amber-cannings/) - Amber Cannings was born in Southampton in 1996 and lives and works in Berlin. She graduated with a first-class degree in Fine Art at Loughborough University, where she also completed a year of study at the Universidad de Zaragoza in Spain.Cannings’ work is centered around space and place, she takes energy from her surroundings and
- [U.Altekruse](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/u-altekruse/) - Ulrike Altekruse - FotografieI developed a passion for the visual arts at an early age – painting, drawing, printmaking and photography-, which has become my main focus. With a background in art (my degree subject) and photojournalism, my photography oscillates between documentation and artistic expression. Underlying it all is a graphic framework that connects my
- [Trudeiskrude](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/trudeiskrude/) - Natascha Baumgärtner is a 30 year old freelance illustrator, working and living in Berlin. Since completing her illustration degree, she spends most of her time painting pictures, throwing lopsided mugs and eating cinnamon rolls.
- [TOTEM](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/totem/) - TOTEMSantiago de ChileFRANCISCO TOTEM PEREZ IS A CHILEAN ARTIST BASED IN BERLIN FOR ABOUT 17 YEARS. THE ORIGINALLY TRAINED THEATRE ACTOR ANDSTAGE DIRECTOR BRINGS HIS EMOTIONS , THOUGHTS AND THE MADNESS OF THIS PULSATING CITY IN HIS ARTWORKS. THE RESULTS IS AMIXTURE OF ABSTRACT HUMAN-ANIMAL SYMBIOSIS WHICH ARE ALREADY INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN. THE SITUATIONS AND THE
- [Tiziano Portas](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/tiziano-portas/) - After completing my education at E. Mannucci (jesi) Hajech art school (milan) in painting and sculpture, I graduated from the Academy of Contemporary Dance "Paolo Grassi" in Milan in 2017. I have worked as a freelance dancer in Berlin since 2017 for theaters and independent projects, and created my own personal choreographies.
- [Sofía Sohr](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/sofia-sohr/) - It is a way of searching and not rationalizing time and space. It is to let the infinite guide me, it's the feeling of a system of possible strokes and the research of translate messages to myself without a logic or an apparent explanation. To be freed from the learned and gather through the eye,
- [Shenja Tatschke](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/shenja-tatschke/) - I am a Berlin-based artist working as a freelance illustrator and animator with a Bachelor's degree in communication design. Since 2023, I have been shifting my focus from digital-only work toward acrylic paintings on canvas. My work is bold and colorful, often featuring quirky and eccentric characters. It explores themes of friendship, love, awkward human
- [Rolf Bremer](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/rolf-bremer/) - Rolf Bremer is an artist born in Berlin who still lives and works in his hometown. His work is characterized by the interweaving of analog and digital techniques.
- [Pinelopi Vasilaki](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/pinelopi-vasilaki/) - I am a greek self taught figurative artist based in Berlin, Germany. My education is in architecture, where I got a diploma in Architecture Engineering, School of Architecture NTUA, Greece and a Master Degree in Architecture, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. Having been on the move through countries and different cultures has given me valuable
- [Pavel Gempler](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/pavel-gempler/) - Born in 1981 in Kazakhstan.Immigration to Germany in 1998.From 2004 Studies of Fine Art at Bremen Hochschule für Künste and graduation in 2009.Since 2005 numerous group exhibitions in Germany and in other european countries.Solo exhibitions in Berlin and Hamburg.Since 2013 living and working in Berlin.2018 winner of the "Rospigliosi Art Prize", Rome.
- [Palomitai](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/palomitai/) - I am a Chilean architect and artist, working in the visual arts since completing my studies. My practice focuses on dioramas, as well as painting and drawing, with a particular interest in the intimate and the miniature. The works presented here were created during my first year of motherhood, a period that led me to
- [Olga Urbanek](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/olga-urbanek/) - I’m a fashion, portrait and art photographer based in Berlin
- [Nazar Kvazar](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/nazar-kvazar/) - Nazar Kvazar is a artist from Kazakhstan, who specialized in sculptures. His artworks are mostly done in the style of hyperrealism and classic. He is studying in Berlin to seek other inspirations.
- [Merle Pappelbaum](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/merle-pappelbaum/) - As a kid I found a lot of comfort in throwing myself into my own made-up fantasy worlds - worlds that, in hinsight, were so weird that they're hardly comprehendable for now. Still, they stuck with me. My urge to create universes and creatures manifests in my current paintings, now used as tools to explore
- [Marina Skepner](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/marina-skepner/) - Bonn-based artist often explores themes such as the essence of time, childhood, nostalgia, defragmentation and recombination, and the unique perception and interpretation of history. After completing her academic studies at Department of Fine Arts of University of Montenegro, Marina Skepner continues to work primarily in the field of academic drawing and painting while tending to
- [Marie Mewes](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/marie-mewes/) - Geboren 1980 in New York City.Design studiert in Düsseldorf.Lebend in Hamburg.Seit 2019 freischaffende Künstlerin.Seit Anfang 2023 im Künstlerportfolio der (Online-)Galerie Meetfrida.Mai-Juli 2023 Galerie Blankenese, Hamburg.Sep-Okt 2023 Haus Rissen, Hamburg.Nov 2023 Affordable Art Hamburg.April-Mai 2024 Kunstmeile Blankenese, Hamburg.Juni 2024 Millerntorgallery, Hamburg.Nov 2024 Rotary-Auktion im Alsenship, Hamburg.Feb 2025 Cor-Auktion im JB Finearts, Hamburg.Feb 2025 Benefiz-Gala der Benita
- [Manu Aldunate](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/manu-aldunate/) - Manuel Aldunate is an Argentinean artist based in Berlin. Graduated in graphic design at the University of Palermo in Buenos Aires He ran several creative agencies as creative director, build one of the firsts online rock magazines in Argentina with almost 40 young talented people working with him and creator of 2 bands that were
- [Lufo Art](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/lufo-art/) - Lufo (b. 1985, Córdoba, Argentina) is a contemporary artist and curator who holds a PhD in Digital Media Art, a PhD in Design and Innovation, and degrees in Architecture and Building-Architecture Engineering. Lufo has been based in Berlin since 2021, where he has been building an artistic realm from his life experiences, books, travels, studies
- [Lili Kaufmann](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/lili-kaufmann/) - Lili Kaufmann is a Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist working across tattooing, painting, creative direction, and styling. Her practice moves between visual art and applied formats, shaped by a strong interest in image-making, identity, and contemporary culture. Alongside her artistic work, she is currently studying art history, which informs her conceptual approach and visual language.
- [Kohavi](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/kohavi/) - Guy is a Jerusalem-born painter and musician who has been living in Berlin since 2022. His paintings navigate the territory between observation and imagination- figures seen, figures dreamed; bodies that carry the full weight of being present in the world. The figure returns to him not as a symbol but as something specific: a posture
- [Katie Straus](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/katie-straus/) - Katie Straus (b. 1981, Gboko, Nigeria) is a Berlin-based abstract artist from the United States. Her paintings serve as a form of visual journaling, capturing moods, memories, and moments. Working quickly to embrace spontaneity, she builds layered compositions of color and texture, then refines them until representational forms - often plants or flowers emerge. Straus’s
- [Josephate Leon](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/josephate-leon/) - I am a self-taught artist with roots in the Congo, born in Kinshasa and currently based in Berlin. In my work, I combine painting with intuitive expression, exploring themes of identity, spirituality, and collective memory. My work is defined by a raw and direct visual language, situated between primitivism and expressionism. Through figures, symbols, and
- [Janine Kuehn](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/janine-kuehn/) - I am a Berlin-based photographer and digital artist dedicated to capturing the essence of everyday life and the stories behind my subjects. My work focuses on identity and emotion, often blending portraiture with experimental techniques. Collaborating with musicians and other creatives allows me to explore new perspectives and create engaging visual narratives. I aim to
- [Jana Jacob](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/jana-jacob/) - Jana Jacob is a German–Thai artist. She received a Diploma in Fine Arts from the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart, Germany, under Professor Christian Jankowski. She completed study visits at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Arts de Paris-Cergy, France, with Professor Bernard Marcadé, and at the California College of the Arts, San Francisco, CA, USA.
- [J.Reitalu](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/j-reitalu/) - In my work, I explore the subtle transitions between emotion, memory, and perception. Color, texture, and movement merge into layered visual worlds that capture both quiet moments of reflection and intense emotional expression. I primarily work with oil paint, enriched by the use of fabrics, gold, and other materials that add depth, contrast, and tactile
- [Florian Reimann](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/florian-reimann/) - Florian Reimann is a portrait and documentary photographer for agencies, companies, and magazines.His photos are clear and cheeky in a zeitgeisty, artistic way.For Florian, photography has always been a key to other people’s lives or,as in his long-term project @pee.berlin , a medium for exploring urban artifacts.He has a soft spot for cycling, feelings and
- [Fede Taus](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/fede-taus/) - Fede Taus ist Maler und bildender Künstler. Seine Arbeit bewegt sich im Spannungsfeld von Bild, Erinnerung und kultureller Konstruktion und untersucht visuelle Produktion als einen durch Übersetzung und mediale Vermittlung geprägten Prozess. Im Zentrum steht die Frage, wie Bilder zur Konstruktion von Wirklichkeit und kollektiven Narrativen beitragen. Nach seinem Studium an der Universidad de Chile
- [Fabian Seyd](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/fabian-seyd/) - Fabian Seyd verbindet grafische mit malerischen Elementen, Figürlichkeit mit Abstraktion und Kunstgeschichte mit Postmodernen zu thematisch geklammerten Bild-Serien. Sinnlich und subjektiv Fabian Seyd combines graphic with painterly elements, fguration with abstraction and art history with postmodernism to create thematically linked picture series. Sensual and subjective.
- [Duxi Auersperg](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/duxi-auersperg/) - Douglas lebt und arbeitet in Berlin. Mit einem Hintergrund in Film und Fotografie, beschäftigt sich Douglas mit den Bildwelten und Narrativen anhand deren der Mensch sich ein Verständnis seiner Umwelt schafft. Je nach Thematik sucht Douglas das passende Medium, aus Film, Video, Fotografie, Collage oder Text, für das jeweilige Projekt aus.
- [Dorita](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/dorita/) - "Dora Bánhegyi (b. 1986, Budapest) is a multidisciplinary artist dedicated to a twenty-year exploration of 'Self-Mythology.' Her practice centers on a contemporary evolution of the Venus Effect—utilizing the camera lens rather than the mirror as the primary tool of self-inquiry. Having spent a formative decade in Barcelona, Bánhegyi’s large-scale oil paintings now document a period
- [Dagoh](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/dagoh/) - Gebürtige Berlinerin und dieser Stadt immer treu geblieben. Als Grafikdesignerin, Künstlerin und Illustratorin beschäftige ich mich mit Momenten des Alltags – mit Situationen, die oft unscheinbar sind und doch viel erzählen. Mich interessiert, wie sich Stimmungen, Gesten und kleine Beobachtungen in Bildsprache übersetzen lassen. Born and raised in Berlin and loyal to this city ever
- [Cristina Viana](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/cristina-viana/) - I am a portuguese artist, working as a freelancer, doing painting, digital illustration, video animation, posters, album and book covers, tattoos, mural and other stuff.
- [Claudia Gillies](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/claudia-gillies/) - Claudia Gillies is a New Zealand-born and Berlin-based contemporary artist working with large-format, colour-driven paintings that explore states of being, sensation, and self.
- [Ciro Chávez](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/ciro-chavez/) - Ciro Chávez studied fine arts at the University of Peru. He has been working as a sculptor for over 40 years.
- [Bettina Hajanti](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/bettina-hajanti/) - A self-taught painter based in Berlin inspired by colour and everyday symbolism. The painting process for me is a form of meditation and self study, a way to discover feelings from joy to disappointment, from pride to embarrassment, to observe those feelings and live through them. My topics and paintings are usually joyful and bright,
- [Benedicte Ambjerg](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/benedicte-ambjerg/) - I am a Danish, self taught artist exploring emotion through figurative painting. I currently work with pastels, creating soft yet expressive pieces. My work centers on women, capturing moments of vulnerability, tension, and strength. Using layered colors and mediums, I create compositions that feel both intimate and cinematic. I am drawn to contrasts, softness and
- [Anastasia Egonyan](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/anastasia-egonyan/) - Anastasia E. is based between London and Berlin. She is a visual artist whose painting practice exists alongside her primary conceptual work as a more intimate and self-contained space. Painting, for her, is a way to step out of the noise of everyday life and into something lighter. It is guided by intuition, built around
- [Aleksandre Kobeshavidze](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/aleksandre-kobeshavidze/) - It's already decent amount of years I'm sculpting pencil lead and creating some sort of micro sculptures. It began during my medical career. Nowadays I'm doing my master in aerospace engineering in Germany. Also a month ago I had an personal exhibition in Braunschweig at @blau_wal_bs. Also there are bunch amount of works which I
- [Adeliia Koldarova](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/adeliia-koldarova/) - I’m an artist with a background in classical painting and animation. I was born in Tashkent and studied in Moscow, then spent several years working in digital art, where I became interested in movement, timing, and visual storytelling. Now I’m based in Berlin and have returned to oil painting. My recent work is about reconnecting
- [Abraham Gittins Harris](https://baamberlin.com/baam-artist/abraham-gittins-harris/) - I am a self-taught transmasculine artist from Kilkenny, Ireland. I have been here for a year trying to improve my painting skills. I like to portray human & animal form realistically while retaining some abstract and loose elements, while utilizing texture and sometimes mixed media.

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