Bio

*1996
Mainz, DE

Luca Ganz is an artist, creative director, theologian and musician based in Frankfurt, DE.

He holds a Magister degree in Theology. Studying in Frankfurt am Main, he focused on hermeneutics, epistemology, aesthetics, and performativity. His interdisciplinary studies included literary studies, musicology, religious studies, psychoanalysis, sociology, theater studies, and art history. As a recipient of the Evangelische Studienwerk Villigst scholarship, he worked with scholars including Ursula Roth and Stefan Alkier, publishing essays on semiotic exegesis and the Apocalypse of John. His current research explores the synthesis of theological mythology and contemporary aesthetic theory.

As a freelance artist pursuing an MFA in Offenbach am Main, he studies performance art and electronic media under Kerstin Cmelka, Alexander Oppermann, Manfred Stumpf, Juliane Rebentisch, and Mike Bouchet. His artistic practice spans experimental music, sound installations, endurance performances, songs, happenings, and workshops. 

Additionally, he serves as an creative director and cultural mediator, working at the intersection of art and society.