Lukas Kindermann´s practice is drawn from pushing the boundaries of traditional representation and technique, technology, the human hand and will. By looking to found material, information and modes of attempting to conceive the vastness of the outer world Lukas´ works mirror the universe, its matter, cartography and distant time as a monument to the future past.

Among others Lukas works have been shown at Centre Pompidou (Paris), The Living Art Museum (Reykjavík), Kunsthalle Wien (Vienna), Badischer Kunstverein (Karlsruhe), ERES-Stiftung (Munich), Kunstverein Wilhelmshöhe (Ettlingen), Haus der Kunst (Munich), Rathausgalerie (Munich), Academy of Performing Arts (Prague), Ve.sch, Raum für aktuelle Kunst (Vienna), Harbinger Project Space (Reykjavik), Broken Dimanche Press (Berlin), 'uns project space (Berlin), National Centre for Contemporary Arts (Saint Petersburg), Horst-Janssen Museum (Oldenburg), Kyrgyz National Museum of Fine Arts (Bishkek), The Bookshop Projectspace (Skaftfell), Kunstraum Super (Vienna) and Moscow Biennale for Young Art.

Lukas studied at Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design (ZKM) from 2005 to 2010 and at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich between 2010 and 2013. He teached as assistant teacher with Peter Kogler at the Academy of Fine Arts, Munich, visiting teacher for KUNO programme at the Klaipėda Faculty of Vilnius Academy of Arts, Lithuania and hold several lectureships at the University of Television and Film (HFF) Munich. Between 2018 and 2020 he was part of the curatorial team at ERES-Foundation in Munich.

Publications

The Horses`Morning Bath at Calcutta &
Loading Sand - Pas De Calais: Threatening Weather, Newspaper, 40 pages, 35 x 50 cm, 2019, puplished by ‘uns artbooks Berlin/Reykjavík, in Cooperation with Studio Studio Reykjavík, Supported by Erwin & Gisela von Steiner-Stiftung, Munich

Ground Motion Recordings, Artist Book, 2017, published by uns’ artbooks Reykjavík / Berlin, in Cooperation with Studio Studio Reykjavík, 568 Pages, 19,2 x 12,5 x 2,9 cm

Fragments of the Universe, published by Revolver Publishers, Berlin 2014, 96 pages, 24 x 17 cm, ISBN 978-3-95763-085-8

Text

Between publication and exhibition with Lukas Kindermann’s Illustrated London News Editions, Erin Honeycutt for 'artzine, 2020 Magic Moments, Cornelia Gockel in Fragments of the Universe, 2014 Lukas Kindermann 172 cm, Philippe-Alain Michaud in Fragments of the Universe, 2014 Where idea and reality converge, Becky Forsythe in occasion of the Grant for fine Art by the City of Munich, 2016 Questions of Survival, Nira Pereg in Fragments of the Universe, 2014 The Scale of IT All, Erin Honeycutt for 'artzine, 2018 Composing thoughts on Existence from Fragments of the Universe, Ingibjörg Sigurjónsdóttir in Fragments of the Universe, 2014 On the Possibility of Alpine Photography, Susan Funk in occasion of an public art project for The Bavarian State Ministry of Education, Science and the Arts, 2013

Contact

studio(at)lukaskindermann.com