BIOGRAPHY

Thea Brunnemann is a contemporary artist based in Germany whose work transforms upcycled circuit boards and electronic waste into sculptural and mixed-media artworks. She combines sustainability, technology, and aesthetics to reveal the hidden beauty in discarded materials, exploring the lifecycle of everyday electronic objects.



Through the reconfiguration of obsolete electronics, Brunnemann addresses themes of consumption, obsolescence, and environmental responsibility, inviting viewers to reconsider the value and meaning of the objects that surround us. Her works create a dialogue between past and present, material and memory, and challenge conventional notions of waste by turning remnants of the digital age into poetic, tangible forms.



Brunnemann’s practice has been featured in numerous exhibitions and art fairs across Europe, emphasizing both conceptual rigor and formal experimentation. Her innovative approach situates her at the intersection of contemporary art, ecological consciousness, and technological critique, offering a distinct perspective on the relationship between humans and the material world.