Ariane Kipp

Since 2004, the Munich-born sculptor has developed a distinctive artistic language in which everyday materials are transformed into poetic, three-dimensional compositions. Her work begins with found objects such as plastic, posters, and urban fragments, which she deconstructs and reconfigures into new contexts. Situated between rawness and refined aesthetics, her works transform the ephemeral and bring new presence to what is often overlooked. They are marked by a quiet intensity and a strong sense of form. After studying sculpture at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Perugia and further specializing in metal design, she now lives and works in Berlin.