Reggie Voigtländer
interdisciplinary artist
My work grows from space, context and lived experience. It moves across forms and disciplines, following what wants to happen rather than what a medium dictates. I work in pluralities: installations, gestures, objects and encounters, without choosing one over the other.
Photo: Solo exhibiton '40 Titles', Chinese European Art Center, Xiamen, China, 2014
Reggie Voigtländer is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice moves across installations, objects, gestures and encounters. Her work is rooted in feminist perspectives and explores the interplay between presence and absence, memory and materiality. Using domestic materials, spatial arrangements and embodied perception, she creates environments that invite reflection, dialogue and relational awareness.
Her installations unfold as situations rather than fixed narratives. They engage with socio‑historical realities while remaining grounded in lived experience. Absence, trace and the unseen play an active role, opening space for interpretation and transformation. Her work offers a way into presence, a space where perception sharpens, stories shift and something previously unseen becomes available.
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