Sarah Hischemöller

German, b.1999

Sketches, notes, photographs form an open archive of everyday observations, inner states, and visual impulses.
Sarah Hischemöller’s work is a continuous process of collecting and a form of artistic research. In dialogue with material, subject, and moment, she creates spaces of resonance—where perception, memory, and association converge. Resonance arises where perception encounters something that sets something within us vibrating – consciously or unconsciously. Her process is structured by an ongoing interest in perception and memory as relational conditions rather than fixed narratives.

“I work interdisciplinarily across sculpture, painting, and printmaking, focusing on questions of perception, memory, and presence. I understand my artistic process as relational: material, action, space, and the viewer exist in constant exchange.”