Oliver Hambsch
Oliver Hambsch is a Research Fellow at the Art and Craft department working in printmaking. Oliver's research is located at the intersection of printmaking, materiality and memory. In his PhD project, titled Material Memory, Oliver interrogates the printmaking process through interdisciplinary practice in order to create analogically parallels to personal memory.
Oliver holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Fine Art (2019) and a Masters in Fine Art (2022) from the University of Cape Town.
Research results
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Oliver Hambsch:
Haunted Objects: Approaching woodcuts and VHS from a hauntological perspective
(2025).
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Oliver Hambsch:
Material memory: Presentation 1 at the Artistic Research Forum Autumn 2024
(2024).
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Oliver Hambsch:
Non-volatile memory 18.5.1998
(2024).
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Oliver Hambsch:
Material memory: An exploration into the materiality of printmaking as a contemporary analogy for memory
(2024).
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Victoria Rowena Browne, Oliver Hambsch & Aleksandra Anna Janik:
Wasze domy nucą nasze pieśni
(2024).
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Victoria Rowena Browne, Oliver Hambsch, Aleksandra Anna Janik, Tiril Schrøder, Erik Solheim & Dler Mariam Dalo:
Perspektiv på trykk - Fagområde Grafikk og Tegning ved Kunsthøgskolen i Oslo
(2024).
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Oliver Hambsch:
Material Memory: A presentation on the gathering of paratextual information of the printmaking process
(2024).
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