Ivonne Dippmann

Ivonne Dippmann is a Berlin-based artist working across painting, drawing, and textiles. Her practice explores transformation, repair, and material renewal, examining how surfaces and textile structures carry personal and collective memory.

She creates immersive, texturally rich works by combining large-format painting with textile processes such as layering, stitching, and reassembly. Often using remnants and traditional techniques, her works reflect cycles of fragmentation and regeneration.

Engaging with themes of identity, displacement, and urban environments, Dippmann’s practice bridges art, craft, and design, resulting in pieces that convey resilience, continuity, and the emergence of new forms from existing materials.

Dippmann studied Visual Communication at Berlin University of the Arts (UdK), completing a Meisterschüler year under Prof. J. Sauter, and further explored illustration, documentary film and interactive storytelling. She earned her MFA at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Tel Aviv, including a Meisterschüler year in Jerusalem, and has continued studies at the Kabbalah Center Berlin since 2024.

Her work has also been supported by residencies and grants, including the Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture (Maine, USA), The Fabric Workshop and Museum (Philadelphia, USA), and prestigious awards from DAAD, the Hertie Foundation and the German National Academic Foundation (Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes). She has exhibited internationally, with solo shows at CLB Berlin, Leogant Gallery Berlin, and Blick Gallery Tel Aviv, as well as group exhibitions at MoBY: Museums of Bat Yam, Haus des Papiers Berlin and the Skowhegan Alliance, New York.