Nicholas Marschner lives and works in Berlin, painting enigmatic scenes that occupy ethereal space and capture the feelings of lost and found, somewhere between the periphery of collective memories and the uncharted territories of the night.
The artist’s work was subject to solo exhibitions at Alice Amati at Art Brussels (2024) and Filet Gallery, London (2022); with selected group exhibitions held at Split Gallery, London (2023); Collect Art Fair, London (2022); London Design Festival (2021); Filet Gallery, London (2019); and Ace Hotel, London (2017).
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The artist’s work was subject to solo exhibitions at Alice Amati at Art Brussels (2024) and Filet Gallery, London (2022); with selected group exhibitions held at Split Gallery, London (2023); Collect Art Fair, London (2022); London Design Festival (2021); Filet Gallery, London (2019); and Ace Hotel, London (2017).
Installation view: Nicholas Marschner: Silent Running (25 April – 31 May 2025) at Alice Amati, London. Photography by Tom Carter. Image Courtesy of the gallery and the artist. 
Installation view: Nicholas Marschner at Art Brussels 2024, with Alice Amati. Image Courtesy of the artist. 
Nicholas Marschner, Untitled (As We Were Aimless We Had To Take Some Kind Of Aim) (2023), oil on canvas in artist's frame, 28 x 43 cm. Image Courtesy of the artist.
Nicholas Marschner, Untitled (2023/2024), oil on canvas in artist's frame, 61 × 112 cm. Image Courtesy of the artist.
Nicholas Marschner, Untitled (2024), oil on fabric, with gift wrapping paper laid onto board in artist’s frame, 81.3 × 106.7 cm. Image Courtesy of the artist.