Marion Fink draws on feelings of isolation and dissociation tied to the current digital age as she creates surreal portraits focused primarily on the feelings of young people inhabiting disconnected worlds.
Marion Fink, born 1987 in Lindenberg im Allgäu, Germany, received degrees from Gerlesborgsskolan School of Fine Art in Stockholm, Sweden in 2012 and from Hochschule für Bildende Künste in Hamburg, Germany in 2016. After graduating, Fink exhibited at NAU Gallery Stockholm, Galerie Bodenseekreis in Meersburg, Germany, Vaasa Kunsthalle, Finnland, and Lilijevachs Kunsthalle in Stockholm in 2012. Other important exhibitions of her work include A:Nhaltende D:Auerzustände, A:D: Curatorial in Berlin, Germany (2023), Fissures in the Frame at The Delaware Contemporary Museum (2024), Augmented Dreams, Bethanien, during Berlin Art Week (2019), NUDE - Female Bodies by Female Artists with Marina Abramović, Cindy Sherman at Villa Schöningen in Potsdam (2019), Cold Hands Warm Friends at Goldsmith in London (2015) and don't! touch touch screen - Eine Tagung für Michael Diers at KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin (2015).