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Thank you, Regula Fuchs, for this wonderful and in-depth interview in Der Bund and the Berner Zeitung. In A Gaze of One's Own, I question the representation of the nude female body in photography. I photograph myself because I cannot objectify myself. Link to interview english Link zum Interview deutsch «For 200 years, it has primarily been men who took photographs and women who were photographed—often nude. This has left its mark on all of us. For many female bodies, especia

The interview with me by Kimberly Whitman for Lenscratch offers insights into my work with still lifes: Link to the interview I first met Kimberly 20 years ago, when we were both living in New York City. Reflecting on my still lifes which have changed considerably over the years while continuing to share certain common threads, she writes:«After working for years in the somber tones associated with classical still life painting, Lustenberger’s most recent project “An Appariti

On June 12, 2026 I will present my solo exhibition A Gaze of One’s Own at the Museum Franz Gertsch curated by Anna Wesle. The show is open from 13 June to 30 August 2026. For the first time, I bring together the two bodies of work A Gaze of One’s Own and An Apparition of Memory in a museum context, addressing transience, vulnerability, and questions of the gaze and the perception of the female body. My work moves between photography, sculpture, and installation. In A Gaze of

I am so happy to show my flower photographs from the series An Apparition of Memory 🥀 with Galerie Esther Woerdehoff at Photo London 2026 Please visit at booth F08 - 35! Poppies have an extraordinary history in the UK. And I love to work with the fragile, immensely red flowers. Each of them is so individual. Have a look at the prints at @esther.woerdehoff and discover the structures, the color pigments, the incredible beauty of nature: An Apparition of Memory 😍 Thank you Es

After a two-part selection process (portfolio review and studio visit), I was awarded the Jungck Prize for Women Artists for my artistic work. I would like to sincerely thank the jury and the foundation for this meaningful recognition of my years of artistic practice. Jury statement: "The jury is impressed by the consistently high quality of her artistic work and awards her the Jungck Prize for Women Artists, endowed with CHF 15,000, in recognition and appreciation of her art