Felix Pacholleck
Credit: Aaron Frek
Felix Pacholleck is a visual artist based in Leipzig whose practice spans photography, text, video, performance, and emerging technologies. His work explores gestures, bodies, and images as cultural inscriptions through which emotional, social, and political systems are negotiated.
Bringing together poetic narratives, theoretical research, archival material, and collaborative processes, he examines questions of otherness and the historical and contemporary entanglements of photographic images with colonial regimes of power and knowledge.
Working across artistic research and interdisciplinary collaboration, Pacholleck develops installations, performances, and image-based works that question photography as a medium of memory, representation, and visual politics. His practice seeks to reveal how images not only document reality but actively shape historical narratives and contemporary forms of perception.
Pacholleck studied at the Ostkreuzschule für Fotografie in Berlin and the Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig (HGB), where he developed the interdisciplinary approach that continues to shape his artistic practice.