Till Langschied is a visual artist, author and GIF enthusiast. In his practice, he is interested in how our mostly digitalized reality leaves traces on the human body and consciousness. How can our psyche deal with the oversaturated moment of an ever-expanding “now”? Till is fascinated by the relationship between people and the technologies they invent, build and use, and focuses on the emotional echoes that emanate from these manifestations of tech society. Somewhere between the attention economy and the self-care apps, something is happening to our species, and Till tries to trace this sense of alienation from reality in our time where everything is hyper-connected.

In 2019, Till founded the independent art space Pleasure Zone in an erotic store in Basel's old town. He has been working as a curator for the DOCK art space in Basel since 2021. He is also part of the collective ∑ SUMME, which represents Basel's off-space culture and for which he organizes the digital exhibition window sigma_space.In addition to his artistic practice, Till writes columns and poems. He founded the queer writing collective Q.U.I.C.H.E. in 2023, with which he publishes via the online platform ooo.place. He studied at the AMD Düsseldorf, at the Institut Kunst HGK in Basel and at the Roaming Academy of the Dutch Art Institute, ArtEZ. He currently lives and works in Basel, Switzerland.

Till's work has been shown internationally, including projects in: (Montabaur, 2024), Kunstkasten (Winterthur, 2024), Kunsthalle Palazzo (Liestal, 2023), Centrale Fies (Dro, 2023) Kunsthaus Langenthal (Langenthal, 2023), Fondation Beyeler (Riehen, 2022), Museum Tinguely (Basel, 2022), Centre Culturel Suisse (Paris, 2021), Zabriskie Point (Geneva, 2021), Ausstellungsraum Klingental (Basel, 2021), Kunstraum Niederoesterreich (Vienna, 2020), Haus der elektronischen Künste HEK (Münchenstein, 2019), Kunstverein Freiburg (Freiburg, 2019) and Binz 39 (Zurich, 2019).