Rebekka Homann (*1999 in Hamburg) is a visual artist based in Berlin and London.
Her practice revolves around complex social dynamics, namely topics of caretaking, attachment, interdependence and the way in which (emotional) labor shapes relationships to others and the self. She explores these topics in 3D-animation, sculpture, video games and drawing and combines these media in installations and video sculptures. 

A reoccurring motive is the relationship between herself and two horses that she took care of from childhood on into early adulthood. They died of old age and illness under her care in 2015 and 2020.
This act of caretaking was tied up in dynamics of responsibility, labour, resentment and guilt. These topics inform her work to this day, she is exploring their impact on relationships between humans, as well as between humans and nonhumans.
Her choice of heavy materials that she treats with gentle care reflects these ideas, together with her digital work that deals with (re)creating physical spaces in digital worlds, therefore caring for them by way of conservation.

She graduated with an MFA from the Slade School of Fine Art in June 2025. Previously, she studied at the Dresden Academy of Fine Art and the Academie Royale des Beaux-Arts de Bruxelles. 
Throughout her studies, she was a scholarship holder of the DAAD (2023-2025), the German Academic Scholarship Foundation (2020-2025) and the Leonora Carrington Scholarship (Slade School of Fine Art, 2023-2025). She was awarded the Boise Travel Grant in Summer 2025, which will support a trip to Belgium and New York to further develop her ongoing research into unicorn iconography. 
homannrebekka@gmail.com @rbkkah