Nina Braun is an artist that lives and works in Hamburg, Germany. Her textile and wool based works are contemporary compositions that integrate the digital world into textile in a unique and challenging way. She currently has an exhibition at the HeliumCowboy gallery in Hamburg, one of the more interesting contemporary galleries in that town.



Nina Braun: In the countryside (2008. 94 x 84 x 12 cm; wool, fabric, wadding, rubber foam, doll-eyes, wire, paperboard, wood)

Nina’s work is a very dynamic mix of craftmanship and contemporary visuals. I love how she integrates and mutates modern digital influences into neoabsurdist, design-related works that live a life on their own. She has a unique style and manages to create works that not only look contemporary and exciting, but also relate to things like design and science. These are works that sort of mutate their environment, a subject that recently has my major interest.

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Tumulus :wool, pellets, wadding, doll-eyes, ca 180 x 40 x 70 cm, 140 pieces, 2008



Sumogirls Gruppenfoto: acrylic color on canvas, 50 x 70 cm, 2004