DE: Willkommen auf der Website von Marina Schneider
Eine Einladung, das Unfertige als Teil des Echten zu sehen – und Kunst nicht als Antwort, sondern als Frage zu begreifen.
Marina Schneiders Arbeiten bewegen sich an der Schnittstelle von Malerei, Mixed Media, Fotografie und Film. Im Mittelpunkt steht ein freier, prozessorientierter Zugang zur Kunst – offen, experimentell, persönlich. Imperfektion ist dabei kein Fehler, sondern ein bewusst zugelassener Raum: für Spuren, Brüche, Schichten und Zwischenzustände. Ihre Werke folgen keinem festen Plan, sondern entstehen im Vertrauen auf das, was zeigen will. Diese Haltung ist Teil einer Richtung innerhalb der Contemporary Art, die man als Imperfektionismus bezeichnen kann.
Original Paintings
Original paintings, that are crafted with a unique touch. Explore the diverse portfolio to discover one-of-a-kind pieces available for sale. Each artwork is an expression of passion and creativity, capturing the essence of Marina's artistic vision.
Embroidery & Other Works
Browse through the portfolio to see the unique craftsmanship. Each item showcases Marinas skill in blending classic methods with innovative designs, highlighting her versatility as an artist.
Photography
This art photography is a testament to the ability to encapsulate fleeting moments, turning them into timeless expressions of creativity.
Cinematography
Arthouse films by Marina Schneider are a visual journey, reflecting Marina's deep personal artistic vision. Each piece is carefully crafted, showcasing her unique perspective and emotional depth.
EN: Welcome to the website of Marina Schneider
An invitation to see the unfinished as part of what is real – and to experience art not as an answer, but as a question.
Marina Schneider’s work moves between painting, mixed media, photography, and film. At the heart of her practice lies an open, process-oriented approach – intuitive, experimental, and personal. Imperfection is not a weakness, but a space that is consciously allowed to exist – a space for traces, breaks, layers, and transitions. Her works are not created by fixed plans, but by trusting what wants to emerge. This approach reflects a direction within contemporary art that can be described as imperfectionism – a way of embracing what is raw, incomplete, and honest.