Oliver Jauslin (*1998, Basel, CH) is an artist and designer based in Switzerland. He holds a BA in Visual Communication and Digital Spaces from the HGK Basel and an MA in Graphic and Communication Design from the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen, where he lived and worked during his studies.
His practice moves between graphic design, painting, spatial installation, and critical inquiry. Working across print, photography, 3D software, and material experimentation, he explores how digital systems and image-making shape the ways we perceive, construct, and inhabit physical space. His work often focuses on constructed landscapes, spatial representation, and the shifting relationship between the physical and the mediated image.
Growing up on a vineyard in Switzerland, he developed an early understanding of nature as something shaped by labour, observation, cultivation, and environmental change. This perspective continues to inform his practice, particularly in his investigation of how nature is staged, managed, translated, and mediated through surfaces, images, and spatial environments.
He is represented by Galerie Carzaniga in Basel, and his work has been presented at ART Basel, WOP ART Lugano, and ARK Basel.
Oliver Jauslin (*1998, Basel, CH) is an artist and designer based in Switzerland. He holds a BA in Visual Communication and Digital Spaces from the HGK Basel and an MA in Graphic and Communication Design from the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen, where he lived and worked during his studies.
His practice moves between graphic design, painting, spatial installation, and critical inquiry. Working across print, photography, 3D software, and material experimentation, he explores how digital systems and image-making shape the ways we perceive, construct, and inhabit physical space. His work often focuses on constructed landscapes, spatial representation, and the shifting relationship between the physical and the mediated image.
Growing up on a vineyard in Switzerland, he developed an early understanding of nature as something shaped by labour, observation, cultivation, and environmental change. This perspective continues to inform his practice, particularly in his investigation of how nature is staged, managed, translated, and mediated through surfaces, images, and spatial environments.
He is represented by Galerie Carzaniga in Basel, and his work has been presented at ART Basel, WOP ART Lugano, and ARK Basel.