Stefanie B?rkle (1966) studied scenography in Paris and painting at the University of Arts in Berlin. As an artist and urban researcher, she has explored topics such as the city, artificial worlds, and the relationship between fa?ades, space, and architecture. In doing so she has used various media, including painting, photography, postcards, and wallpaper. She interrogates common perceptions by reinterpreting our surfaces of projection and the spaces that lie behind them. Her projects include “Beirut Berlin” (a comparison of two formerly divided cities), “Eiscaf? Venezia” (about Italian ice-cream parlor culture in Germany), and “Berlin Wallpaper” (a living room wall decoration using the likeness of the Palace of the Republic). “Lo Chao tu Hanoi,” a photo and video study of Vietnamese life in Germany, was financed in part by the Capital Cultural Fund, and exhibited in Hanoi, Berlin, and Leipzig in 2007 and 2008.
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