Helmond Lang

Helmond Lang is a contemporary visual artist whose practice explores the intersection of materiality, abstraction, and memory. Born in Austria and raised amid the cultural vibrancy of Vienna, Lang’s early exposure to European art history and architecture deeply influenced his creative direction. After studying sculpture and painting at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, he relocated to Berlin, where immersion in the city’s avant-garde scene enabled him to develop a distinct voice.

Lang’s work employs reclaimed industrial materials—often steel, fabric, and resin—transformed through processes of deconstruction and layering to evoke tactile landscapes and meditative forms. Over the past decade, his installations and wall-based pieces have been exhibited in major galleries and public spaces throughout Europe and North America, earning acclaim for their fusion of raw physicality and nuanced introspection. Throughout his career, Lang has remained committed to explorations of impermanence and resilience, drawing inspiration from both urban environments and natural processes of decay and regeneration.