The works of Berlin-based artist Sascha Schniotalla reflect spatial constructions and explore their influence on processes of perception, meaning-making, and significance production. The focus is on strategies of presentation and representation, as well as the conditions under which visibility and visuality are constituted within spaces.Schniotalla operates within the realm of artistic practices of abstraction and minimal art. However, even though these references may seem formally evident, he employs methods of abstraction and reduction to juxtapose them with concrete, often architectural contexts.
1976 Born in Bremen1997 Studies in Philosophy and Cultural Sciences, University of Leipzig1998 Studies in Photography, Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig2000 Studies in Fine Arts, Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig2002 Studies at the Kunstakademie DüsseldorfDiploma (with distinction) at the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig Studies at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf with Prof. Siegfried Anzinger2004 Master's student with Prof. Astrid Klein, Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig
Born in 1976 in Bremen, Sascha Schniotalla pursued a diverse academic path, including philosophy and cultural sciences at Leipzig University and photography studies at the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig. He achieved a distinguished diploma from the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig and further honed his skills as a master's degree student under Prof. Astrid Klein, earning recognition such as the 2007 Ars Lipsiensis Art Prize from Dresdner Bank Sachsen and a State Scholarship from the Free State of Saxony in 2005.
