Daša Marie Geiger (*1989, Germany) is an audio-visual artist and photographer based in the Ruhr Area, Germany, and Valencia, Spain. She holds a master's degree in Media Art and Design from Bauhaus-Universität Weimar (2024) and a bachelor's degree in Cultural and Media Education (2018). During her studies, she worked closely with photographers Anne Schönharting (Ostkreuz Agency Berlin) and Birgit Wudtke. In 2021, she participated in an exchange program in Visual Arts and Multimedia at Universitat Politècnica in Valencia. Since 2020, she has been working as a freelance artist, collaborating with galleries and institutions across Germany, Spain, Brazil, and Chile.
ABOUT MY WORK
My photographic practice explores the subtle interactions between people and space, capturing moments that often go unnoticed. I am fascinated by how we shape spaces through our presence and actions, and how these spaces, in turn, shape us. I seek out the extraordinary in the everyday, focusing on moments that reveal deeper stories beneath the surface of the mundane. My work questions how we experience and interact with our environments—personally and as a society. I am particularly interested in what is not immediately visible: the small, often overlooked moments that reveal universal connections. Technically, I navigate between digital and analog photography. Digital allows for clarity and structure in my work, while analog gives me an organic, tactile depth. This duality mirrors the core of my artistic approach: the balance between control and spontaneity, between the planned and the discovered. Through my work, I create spaces for reflection and dialogue, where viewers can question their relationship with their environment and the invisible connections that shape our experiences. I aim to create art that not only engages visually but invites introspection and conversation, encouraging new ways of seeing and interacting with the world around us.