Katharina Hinsberg

© Katharina Hinsberg, VG Bild-Kunst Bonn 2026/Photo: David Ertl

In 2003, having paid several visits to Hombroich, Katharina Hinsberg (born 1967) and her husband, poet Oswald Egger, were invited by Karl-Heinrich Müller to live and work at the Rake­ten­sta­tion. The couple had previously lived in Vienna following a joint working scho­lar­ship at inter­na­tional and trans­di­sci­pli­nary artists’ residence Akademie Schloss Solitude. Beside her own art, Hinsberg worked above all on deve­lo­ping the Hombroich : Summer Fellows programme.

Katharina Hinsberg’s work focuses primarily on the essence of drawing, on mani­fes­ta­tions of lines and coloured areas in space. For this, she uses paper-cutting, collage tech­ni­ques and compre­hen­sive instal­la­tions. She studied Fine Art in Munich, Dresden and Bordeaux and received numerous scho­lar­ships. In 2003, she accepted a profes­sor­ship at HFK Bremen, before becoming Professor of Concep­tual Painting at HBK Saar­brü­cken in 2011, where she remains to this day. Many exhi­bi­tions of her work have been held in leading venues both in Germany and abroad.

More infor­ma­tion at katharina-hinsberg.de