Jonas Höschl (*1995, Regensburg) is a conceptual artist and photographer. In his graphic prints and video works, he questions the identity-forming potential of political systems. Using regional political scandals and European conflicts, he shows the alienation from unifying ideals. Jonas Höschl appropriates the sometimes historical visual languages of differently oriented ideologies in order to reveal propagandistic manipulation. Through recontextualization, he refers to the referentiality of contemporary documents. He has published art books with Hatje Cantz, Das Wetter and Verlag für moderne Kunst. Most recently, he was awarded the Paula Modersohn-Becker Art Prize.
