Moriz creates strange characters, awkward bodies and everyday situations that become strangely alive.

Moriz Oberberger is a visual artist, illustrator and animator working across drawing, animation and print. His work explores strange characters, awkward bodies and the absurdity of everyday situations, transforming ordinary moments into playful and unexpected visual worlds.

His practice moves freely between commissioned and independent work, spanning editorial and commercial illustration, animation, posters and printed matter. Alongside collaborations with clients and cultural institutions internationally, Moriz develops personal projects through exhibitions, artist books and self-initiated publications.

Selected Clients:
Die Zeit, Bayerische Staatsoper, Kiyo Café, Athletic Greens, Fluter Magazine, Staatsoper Berlin, Bauhaus Universität Weimar, Het Nieuwe Instituut, Academie van Bouwkunst, Visions du Réel Festival international de cinéma Nyon, un produced, Südpol Luzern, Unsaid, Out of office, Mudac Lausanne, MacGuffin Magazine, SKKG, Stapferhaus Lenzburg, Zeit Campus;

Exhibitions:
2024
Squama B-Sides, group exhibition at Print Gallery, Tokyo
2023
Twelve dripping bottles, Book launch at Terry's Bookstore, Amsterdam
2021
Slice of ham spinning around arm, coin landing in hand, feet way too big, Solo exhibition at Fanfare, Amsterdam
2021
Gran Salon Mexico, Illustration Fair, Mexico City
2020
Woven Identities, Group exhibition at Stadssalon, Amsterdam