REGGIE VOIGTLÄNDER





Artist Statement

This statement outlines the conceptual and material concerns that guide my artistic practice. It offers context for the themes, methods and sensitivities that shape my work across installations, spatial interventions and ink-based pieces.



Feminist Grounding & Materiality

I investigate how identity, the body and spatial relations operate within structures of power. Through installations, spatial interventions and ink-based works, I aim to make these dynamics perceptible.

My practice moves across installations, objects, gestures and spatial situations that explore the interplay between presence and absence, memory and materiality. Rooted in feminist perspectives, my work engages domestic materials and everyday objects as carriers of both personal and socio‑political meaning. These materials evoke the household as a gendered site shaped by patriarchal structures, while simultaneously opening space for care, coexistence and shared life.

My practice is grounded in a sensitivity to the natural world and the use of intuition - a quality that is essential to my work, even when it is not always visible on the surface.




Absence, Trace & Perception

Absence plays an active role in my installations: what is missing, withheld or only sensed becomes a generative force. Traces, gaps and silences invite viewers into a state of heightened perception, where stories shift and the unseen becomes available. Rather than offering fixed narratives, my work unfolds as situations that invite interpretation, reflection and embodied awareness.




Spatial Constellations & Presence

I work with materials not as symbols but as presences. Furniture, textiles, objects and spatial arrangements become vessels of memory, tension and relation. They form constellations that can stand alone or speak to each other, creating fields of connection shaped by proximity, weight, distance and resonance. Through my installations, I offer a way into presence, a space where perception sharpens, stories loosen, and something previously unspoken can surface.


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