Alischa Kilburg is a Berlin based multidisciplinary creator, whose poetic objects move fluidly between fine arts, craft and design.
 

With her sensitive eye, she constantly goes beneath the surface of social and interpersonal topics. She is concerned with the perception of what is not visible by just seeing. The search for refuge in the form of a protected space resonates in her work, always guided by an inner compass. The ocean, as well as the cosmic ocean, are recurring sources of inspiration in her practice. Both represent spaces of vastness, mystery and refuge. Whenever the world becomes too loud, she returns to these inner and outer landscapes for orientation, finding comfort in their depth, silence and endless possibilities. Their presence subtly informs her work, shaping her exploration of belonging, transformation and the unseen.
 

The question of which traces we leave in this world represents an important context for Alischa’s artistic work, both in relation to the dramatic development of resource exploitation and in a subtle sense. Therefore, the goal of her projects is to bring already existing or supposedly worthless materials from previous generations back into circulation and give them a new shape and meaning.
 

Her work ranges from research projects in surface and object to sculpture and installation. Her artistic expression is predominantly determined by color, material and form and their resonance with each other. Conventional craft is supplemented with experimental techniques to explore the limits of material processing.