In his paintings and sculptural works, Benedikt Hipp explores the interplay between the body, consciousness, and contemporary social realities. At the center of his practice is the individual as a site where political, cultural, and economic forces converge. His works question prevailing notions of identity, autonomy, and self-fashioning in a time when personal attributes increasingly appear measurable, malleable, and reproducible. Philosophical inquiries, contemporary phenomena, and the symbolic power of objects form a dense network of references that Hipp translates into layered visual and spatial constellations.