ENNO LEHMANN
Enno Lehmann (born in Koblenz in 1958) is a German sculptor and painter. Until 1992, he studied sculpture under Professor Erich Koch and painting under Professors Rudi Tröger and Jerry Zeniuk at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. Lehmann has been working as a freelance artist since 1992. He has been a member of the artist group “Buchet 8” since 2005. After choosing an exhibition venue, the members develop their site-specific works individually or jointly, including installations, painted pictures, photos, and drawings. Enno Lehmann contributed paintings and installations, the latter together with Heike Bildhauer. The works were created for open spaces, a city park, and interiors, and related to the formal, contextual, or historical circumstances of the locations.
Enno Lehmann lives and works in Freising and Stuttgart.
| 1958 | born in Koblenz |
| Agricultural apprenticeship and began a 4-semester agricultural degree program. | |
| until 1992 | Studied sculpture under Professor Erich Koch and painting under Professor Rudi Tröger and Professor Jerry Zeniuk at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich |
| since 1992 | Freelance work as a sculptor and painter, development and application of color materials for designers and architects, work for light artist Ingo Maurer |
| 2001-2003 | First teaching position at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart as a substitute teacher |
| since 2005 | Member of the artist group “Buchet 8” |
| 2009-2025 | Artistic-technical teacher for painting techniques at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart |