REBECCA GISCHEL
Solo exhibition Take Comfort in Munich
About Rebecca Gischel
"My art explores the depths of the human soul with its creative power and infinity, in which we are connected to one another even beyond death."
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Interactive Installations
Under the artist name Picaroon, Rebecca Gischel also works in the field of interactive art. Her installations have been shown at international art festivals such as the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz (AT) and the Dallas Aurora (USA) since 2013.
Take Comfort
Take Comfort celebrates the magical power of the written word to connect and comfort people across space and time.
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Surface X
Surface X questions the reality behind created digital identities, whose true substance is revealed as soon as a person really gets close to that identity.
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Global Sounds
Global Sounds aims to make the enrichment of cultural diversity tangible and connect passers-by in public spaces in a shared moment.
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Rebecca Gischel, born in 1989 in Moosburg, Germany, has lived and worked in Munich since 2015. Her abstract art and interactive installations are gaining increasing recognition and are exhibited internationally, including at renowned art festivals such as Ars Electronica in Austria and Light Aurora in the USA. Her abstract paintings, which she sells mainly via social media and in a gallery in Munich-Schwabing, are also enjoying growing popularity.