Hans Gindlesberger is an artist and educator currently based in upstate New York. His practice examines how contemporary society constructs and represents concepts of place, where the photographic image plays a central role. Gindlesberger’s projects engage a range of photographic traditions and thinking in exploring our psychological relationship to simulated and actual places.

Since earning his MFA in Photography from the State University of New York at Buffalo in 2006, his projects in photo, video, and installation have been exhibited widely, including; Galleri Image (Aarhus, Denmark), Gallery 44 (Toronto), Jen Bekman Projects (New York), Voies Off Photography Festival (Arles, France), and the International Symposium on Electronic Art (ISEA) (Albuquerque), among many others. In 2009 the New York Foundation for the Arts awarded him a fellowship in photography. He has also written and lectured on the intersection of photography and new digital fabrication technologies in conferences at University of the Arts, London and the FIF_BH International Photography Festival in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Currently, Gindlesberger is Assistant Professor of Photography in the Department of Art and Design at Binghamton University.