

Leo Hugendubel (1993*) is a Berlin based interdisciplinary artist. They work as a photographer and have collaborated on various projects involving performance, writing, and sonic play/music.
Within their practice, they explore and confront themes such as gender expression, memory, and grief, both personal and societal, and the ways in which these materialise.
Moving between the micro and macro; they dive and resurface in water, play with their vocal cords and obsess over images like furry tongues and wet parachutes.
They hover on the tipping point of tactility in between the inside and outside.
Using mediums such as video, text, performance, and sound, they attempt to translate and retranslate thoughts on perception until they are felt and transformed into dreamlike notions that tremble. A soaked sponge that wants to spill.
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They just finished their master's at the DAI; before that they studied art history at HU, and before that, photography at Ostkreuzschule. Long ago, they trained in classical singing and learned to play other instruments.


Leo Hugendubel (1993*) is a Berlin based interdisciplinary artist. They work as a photographer and have collaborated on various projects involving performance, writing, and sonic play/music.
Within their practice, they explore and confront themes such as gender expression, memory, and grief, both personal and societal, and the ways in which these materialise.
Moving between the micro and macro; they dive and resurface in water, play with their vocal cords and obsess over images like furry tongues and wet parachutes.
They hover on the tipping point of tactility in between the inside and outside.
Using mediums such as video, text, performance, and sound, they attempt to translate and retranslate thoughts on perception until they are felt and transformed into dreamlike notions that tremble. A soaked sponge that wants to spill.
ʚɞ
They just finished their master's at the DAI; before that they studied art history at HU, and before that, photography at Ostkreuzschule. Long ago, they trained in classical singing and learned to play other instruments.