Julius Voigt

I am a visual artist and cultural and literary scholar working at the intersection of artistic research, art history and image politics. My practice-based PhD at Bauhaus University Weimar investigates UNESCO’s post-1946 colour-reproduction exhibitions and their aesthetic, ideological and geopolitical implications. In parallel, I explore questions of origin, kinship and subjectivation through language-based artistic research, painting, concept mapping and autotheory, focusing on what becomes seeable and sayable (or not) between text, image and space in collaborative and transdisciplinary settings.