Alex Kraemer

Alex Kraemer is a contemporary artist based in Germany whose multidisciplinary practice explores the intersections of memory, urban environments, and personal narrative. Born in 1987 in Munich, Kraemer studied fine arts at the Universität der Künste Berlin, where they developed a distinctive visual language influenced by street art, abstract expressionism, and German postwar realism. Their works, which span painting, installation, and digital media, often utilize found materials and layered textures to evoke the fragmented nature of modern existence.

Over the past decade, Kraemer has exhibited widely in Europe, with solo and group shows in Berlin, Hamburg, and Amsterdam, earning recognition for an ability to translate intimate experiences into universally resonant images. Passionate about art’s role in social dialogue, Kraemer is also active in community arts initiatives, teaching workshops and collaborating with emerging artists. Their evolving oeuvre continues to probe questions of identity, place, and collective memory, positioning Kraemer as an intriguing voice in the European contemporary art scene.