Simon Schubert was born in 1976 in Cologne, Germany.

The artist skilfully plays with style-defining features of architecture and spatial language, which he condenses into an artificial genre. Although Simon Schubert sometimes lines entire rooms with paper, in which sculptural, mysterious feather creatures indulge in supposedly cultic actions and faceless children lose themselves in enigmatic games, the parallel world, which in its surreality is reminiscent of cinematic scenes by David Lynch, remains only partially accessible. Spellbound, the visitor enters the fascinating architecture, which, however, always sets new barriers for him on the way inside, as with each additional viewing further paths open up visually, but remain physically closed. Bit by bit, the artist lures the recipient into a world that at a certain point begins to retreat from space into the surface, until the path can finally be completed as a mental act of individual imagination.