Gian Losinger is an artist and photographer. His works invite the viewer to look at the world with a compassionate gaze, free of judgment and full of questions. Rather than focusing on what we think we know of the world, they explore what we can truly see of it. Working in his immediate surroundings, he looks for the universal within the personal in everyday moments and things.

Each work depicts a singular moment. Once it enters the archive and is classified in the genres Still Life, Nature, or Bodies, it becomes part of a larger constellation. In installations and exhibitions, these moments are recombined and placed into spatial dialogue, opening an experiential field of temporal layering where past, present, and possible futures coexist, inviting the viewer to consider them as happening simultaneously in the current space and time.

Photography becomes both a means of preservation and a way of imagining fictionalized futures from lived experience. His practice is shaped by a caring gaze—an attitude of attentiveness toward his subjects and the photographic medium itself—and by the acts of collecting, archiving, and critically reflecting on photographs and their role in shaping society.

He currently lives and works in Zurich and Bern, Switzerland. His works have been shown at Galerie C, Fabienne Levy Gallery, Galerie Bernhard Bischoff & Partner, Stadtgalerie Bern, and others.