Elena Moroder

Elena Moroder is a contemporary visual artist based in Germany whose innovative practice bridges the realms of sculpture, installation, and new media. Born in 1989 in Munich, Moroder studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin and further honed her artistic voice during residencies in Paris and Vienna. Her work explores the interplay between memory, materiality, and digital transformation, often employing unconventional materials such as salvaged electronics, glass, and recycled metals.

Moroder’s installations are celebrated for their immersive atmospheric qualities and nuanced commentary on technology’s effect on human experience. Since her first solo exhibition in 2015, she has participated in numerous group and solo shows across Europe, including venues such as the Kunsthalle Bremen and the Palais de Tokyo. Her art has earned her several accolades, including the prestigious German Contemporary Art Prize, and her pieces are held in prominent private and public collections.

Elena Moroder continues to push boundaries, establishing herself as a vital voice in the evolving landscape of contemporary German art.