Sibille Riemann

Sibille Riemann is a retired professor of Artistic Fundamentals at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Applied Sciences Halle. She studied Industrial Design at the Berlin University of the Arts (1976-1981) and later worked freelance with design groups 'Schön & Gut' and 'Monopol Berlin.' From 1981 to 1993, she taught at various art schools and served as a Visiting Professor at the hdk Berlin (Industrial Design Department) in 1992-1993. Her academic career at Burg Giebichenstein spanned 1994–2022, where she led numerous projects and exhibitions focusing on spatial design, interactive installations, and artistic fundamentals.

Education:

• Industrial Design, Berlin University of the Arts (1976–1981)

Research Interests:

Her work explores spatial interventions, material experimentation, and the intersection of art and design. Projects include installations like the 5-meter coffee machine and collaborative spatial experiments with students.

Exhibitions & Projects:

• FUTURES – Materials and Design of Tomorrow (2025)
• Annual Exhibitions showcasing student works (e.g., 2025 Fashion Show)
• Forms of Adaptation: Arts and Crafts in National Socialism (2026)

Advising & Teaching:

Guided over 100 students in projects like 'Stalagmites & Stalactites' (2013/14) and '300 m³ spatial intervention' (2019/20). Her pedagogy emphasizes hands-on creation and collaborative problem-solving.

Recognition:

While no formal awards are listed, her contributions to design education and experimental installations are widely acknowledged within academic and artistic circles.