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Yuna-Lee Pfau is an interdisciplinary artist based in Cologne Germany. Her works are rooted in more-than human storytelling and ecofeminist questions of belonging. She combines auto-ethnographic methods with artistic research and intuitive aesthetics to create texts, video essays, installations, collages and sound pieces. Her current focus lies on Researching the relationship between personal experiences of loss and mourning in connection to ecological processes of decay and the loss of species and landscapes on a global scale.

Select Exhibitions

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Post Grounds

Kunstsammlung der Ruhr-Universität, Bochum 2026

 

“Invisible Stones. A Young Artist’s View of Industry”

Telliskivi Green Hall, Talinn 2025

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"Ins Offene! Multispecies Storytelling"

Museum Morsbroich, 2025

 

Videonale 20.

Bonn, 2025

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"It´s a Tomb!"

Mack-Pyramide, Monheim, 2024

 

Fries TV

Ebertplatz Köln, 2024

 

"Not allowed to rot" Leaky Archive

Rautenstrauch-Joest Museum Köln, 2023

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F2-Fotofestival

Künstlerhaus Dortmund, 2023

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Photo Schweiz

Zürich, 2023

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OPEN #1

Viktoriabad Bonn, 2022

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C.A.R. Talente Talk

Contemporary Art Ruhr, 2021

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The Omnipresent

Mutuo Gallery Barcelona, 2020

Publication

"Assel und Rauch."  Natur bewohnen - Lebenswelten im Anthropozän. Reihe: die horen. Zeitschrift für Literatur, Kunst und Kritik. Wallstein Verlag. 2026

 

Residencies

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Aqueous Ecologies, EcoSenda

The Hague, Netherlands, 2026

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Affective Arrangements, EcoSenda

Korrppo Finnland, 2025

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Nature, Industry and Healing, EcoSenda

Kohtla-Järve Estonia, 2025

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Palazzo Ricci, Kolleg der Künste

Montepulciano Italy, 2023 

Education

 

Diploma, Academy of Media Arts Cologne

10.2021-today
 

Metafora Studio Arts Program, Barcelona

17.09.2020 - 27.11.2020

 

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Part of

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ReKin Collective

since 2022

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I felt it too

since 2023

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Uyu music

since 2025

CONTACT->

INSTAGRAM: y.pfau

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Vielen Dank!

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