​Artistic exploration

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Miriam Ferstl works in an artistic research framework at the threshold between the visible and the hidden, exploring inner processes and the complexity of being. Through photography, glass objects, textile works, drawings and installations, she creates experiential spaces that question and shift perception. Her works store impressions, transform inner states, and render the invisible sensorially tangible. She is interested in inner transformation, in ruptures and transitions, in moments of magic, and in the instant when something reassembles itself in a new way. 

Her materials are not merely means to an end, but active collaborators. Glass becomes a sensitive membrane that mirrors themes of transcendence. Photography functions as a threshold between document and illusion. Installations operate as choreographed situations, as moments in which the gaze slows and reality briefly reorganizes itself.

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