Jonas Schilling

Jonas Schilling is a contemporary visual artist known for his evocative use of texture and color, creating works that explore the intersections of memory, landscape, and abstraction. Born in 1987 in Leipzig, Germany, Schilling developed an early interest in drawing and painting, which led him to study fine arts at the Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig. Throughout his career, Schilling has exhibited his paintings and mixed media installations in galleries and museums throughout Europe, earning recognition for his ability to translate fleeting sensory experiences into layered compositions.

His process often involves the application of unconventional materials—such as sand, fabric, and found objects—giving his pieces a tactile dimension that invites viewers to engage both visually and physically. Schilling’s work frequently references the shifting boundaries between nature and the built environment, reflecting his ongoing fascination with urban transformation and ecological change. Currently based in Berlin, Jonas Schilling continues to expand his practice through collaborations with other artists and participation in international artist residencies, positioning himself as a distinctive voice in the evolving discourse of contemporary art.