Benedikt Hipp(b.1977), who studied at the Munich University of Arts in Germany, the University of Bologna in Italy, and the Academy of Bildenden Künste Nürnberg in Germany, has participated in internationally renowned exhibitions. These include the Wilhelm-Hack-Museum Ludwigshafen (2015), Kunstverein Bielefeld (2010), Kunst Palace Erlangen (2012), Art Babe Statement (2009), and Art Babe Statement (2009). He has also taken part in collaborative events like Musée d'Art Contemporain Bordeaux in 2012 and Kunstverein Hannover in 2012.
In 2020-21, he was awarded the prestigious "Roman Award Fellowship" at the German Academy Villa Massimo, one of the most distinguished artist awards in Europe. He currently resides and works in Munich and Rome, Germany, within the European context.


Neonatal Refractions is a thought-provoking piece by the renowned artist Benedikt Hipp. Highlighting his unique abilities to merge the abstract with the physical, this piece features elements that embody his background and experience in the international art community.In this artwork, the motif of the oyster shell serves as an organic metaphor for the veiled processes of human life and creation– a prevalent theme in Benedikt's works. Known for his usage of organic elements to express deeper sentiments, Benedikt's inclusion of such symbolism is harmonious with his renowned artistic style. His references to humanity indicate a broader discussion about our existence, individuality, and perception of reality– concepts he often explores through his intricate and thought-provoking works.Moreover, Neonatal Refractions presents a glossy surface that gives a modern edge to the piece. This effect casts a beautiful light reflection that changes with the viewer's perspective, embodying Benedikt's unique ability to provoke different interpretations from the audience. This glossy surface has been exquisitely combined with Benedikt's profound themes to produce a dynamic artwork that captivates the viewer through both its meaning and aesthetic appeal.In all, Neonatal Refractions reflects Benedikt Hipp's mastery and his continual ability to intrigue and challenge viewers with his visual narratives.

Obscura is a Seoul-based art gallery that first founded in 2015, then as SPACE IKKI, located in Seoungbuk-dong area. The name of the gallery derives from the Latin phrase camera obscura, meaning “dark room,” which refers to the first optical device used as a painting-aid, whereby an image is projected through a hole onto its opposite wall in a darkened room. 
​Obscura aims to make contemporary art accessible to a wide range of audience and provide various artistic and cultural contexts for interdisciplinary efforts, by emphasizing performative elements of curatorial practice and exhibition making. With keen eyes on sophisticated work by artists with solid and idiosyncratic practice, Obscura has been supporting and promoting contemporary artists in the fields of painting, installation, photography and new media.

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Extension is a riveting piece by the renowned artist, Benedikt Hipp, a scholar of arts from Munich, Berlin and Bologna. Drawing on his wealth of education and exposure within the European art scene, Hipp creates a mesmerizing grid structure, an emblematic feature of his layered and contemplative art form. The use of the oyster shell emphasizes the recurring theme of hidden beauty and unseen depths in Hipp's work, inviting viewers into a deeper reflection on art and life.The intense gaze subtly hidden within the piece can be regarded as Hipp's introspective analysis of his own creative process and a dialogue with the viewers about their interpretations. This ties back to the artist's creative philosophy of layered complexity, where nothing is immediately visible but requires an intimate interaction.As a German artist, residing in Munich and Rome, his work is imbued with influences of his European surroundings - encapsulating its rich heritage, diverse artistry, and cultural nuances. Winning prestigious awards like the Roman Award Fellowship at the German Academy Villa Massimo further underlines Hipp's contribution to the art landscape, echoing throughout Extension.Much like Hipp's acclaimed presence in international platforms like Wilhelm-Hack-Museum Ludwigshafen, Kunstverein Bielefeld, and Musée d'Art Contemporain Bordeaux, Extension embodies his exploration into the world of unseen depths, and the manifest beauty that lies within. Through Artue, we invite you to delve into this exceptional work and navigate Benedikt Hipp's enthralling artistry.

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