My artistic practice is rooted in painting and shaped by an ongoing interest in the human figure, perception, and interpersonal relationships. I am particularly interested in the interplay between intimacy and distance, reality and imagination, and traditional modes of representation and contemporary visual language.

I approach painting as an investigative and experimental process in which observation, material exploration, and intuition intersect.

My scientific background continues to shape my approach to art. Traditional painting techniques coexist with experimental processes and contemporary imagery. An openness to different materials, techniques, and ways of working is central to my practice, allowing each body of work to develop through its own visual and conceptual logic.

Across these different approaches, I am interested in how traditions of painting can be reinterpreted from a contemporary perspective.

BIO

Felix Endriss, born in Balingen, Germany, in 1993, is a painter and interdisciplinary artist based in Tübingen.
Growing up in an art-loving family, Felix Endriss developed an early connection to visual art, shaped in particular by time spent with his grandmother, who worked in an art gallery. He initially studied Renewable Energy Engineering and later completed a PhD in Environmental Sciences at the University of Tübingen.
Alongside his scientific career, he developed an independent artistic practice rooted in painting and characterized by an openness to experimental techniques, materials, and contemporary visual approaches. His work has been presented in national and international exhibitions and is held in private collections worldwide.