MICRO-BIO

• Susanne Ramsenthaler is a visual artist and part-time lecturer in Photography at ECA School of Art. Her work is mostly lens-based, encompassing a wide range of practice, from antique non-silver printing techniques to video, digital imaging and compu...More

  Susanne Ramsenthaler is a visual artist and part-time lecturer in Photography at ECA School of Art. Her work is mostly lens-based, encompassing a wide range of practice, from antique non-silver printing techniques to video, digital imaging and computer animation. Exhibiting widely on a national and international level, her work is held in both public and private collections and has been shown in the UK, USA, Japan, South Africa, Spain, Germany, Croatia, and at the St. Petersburg Biennale, Russia. Susanne’s work interrogates visual perception of the photographic image where liminal spaces between art/science and vision/touch are recurring themes. Recent research revolves around an inquiry into the interaction of vision and touch as pertaining to the functions of the photogram and beyond. The use of this specific aspect of contact-imaging serves to open up new paths of enquiry as to how tactility and vision are connected and interpreted.,As well as producing work for exhibition, Susanne presents papers and publishes articles on the ontology and semiotic interpretation of the photogram. Most recently her video piece BookEnds has been shown at the Fleming Collection, London and in Nostalgias: Visualising Longing at the Pie Factory Gallery, Margate. Less

EXPERIENCE

• Edinburgh College of Art

  • January 2020 to Present

EDUCATION

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