“The essence of writing shall
echo the breath of infinity.”
Samantha Grob works as an art historian & writer in Switzerland. She toils as a professional wordswoman, fencing with syllable ravels, ideally weaving them into meaningful texts with bits of logic. She writes coherently in German and English and does translations. Her intercultural upbringing inspires her writing. She had a pet camel and grew up as an adventurer between East and West, traveling the globe as much as grazing through books. Samantha firmly believes that the superpower of imagination is the only valid currency in life and that art can tell stories that one cannot say aloud.
P.S. Once upon a time, Samantha studied European and Persian art history and philosophy in Belgium and Germany. She gathered professional experience in international art galleries and at art fairs.
Plus, the Goethe Institut trained her to become a German language teacher to support her writing endeavours.
Selected Commissions
Art Reviews
Reading Rämistrasse #141: Samantha Grob zu Wolken Sammeln. Himmelsbeute auf Papier, Graphische Sammlung ETH Zürich, 03/2024
Nadja Abt, Es rumort im Keller. Kunstbulletin, 03/2024
Group Show: Interdependencies - Perspektiven zu Care und Resilienz, Das Ich im Museum, Kunstbulletin, 1-2/2024
Group Show: Alina Kopytsia, Sarah Marinetti & Valentin Rilliet, Kunstbulletin, 12/2023
Mandy El-Sayegh, AICAramba, 09/2023
Fabian Treiber, Wo die Winde weh’n, Kunstbulletin, 7-8/2023
Reading Rämistrasse #122: Samantha Grob zu Sarah Ancelle Schönfeld bei jevouspropose, 06/2023
Louisa Gagliardi, Homo Deus, Kunstbulletin, 05/2023
Pippa Garner, Kunstbulletin, 04/2023
Essay / Short Stories
Hans Jörg Bachmann, 夢見る窓 (Träumendes Fenster), Edition Clandestin; Release: Dez. 2024 (coming soon)
Hanns Kunitzberger, Malerei, 2024 (coming soon)
Christina Benz, Vom Zufall zum Einfall oder Dort, wo die Baumnuss blüht, 2023
GIGAX, Werkschau Zürich, 2023
Azar Pajuhandeh, Identity Unpacked, 2022
Bettina Carl, Werkschau Zürich, 2022
Urs Lüthi, Genera of Intimacies, 2022
Shao Fan, The Ink of Wuhan, 2021
How may I help you?
How may I help you?
I write.
If you think you can benefit from my help in any way
bringing order into your thoughts, actions or articulations,
reach out to me!
Waseem Ahmed, Untitled, 2015, 27.5 x 21.5 “, pigment color,
gold leaf, silver leaf on archival wasli paper, Courtesy Latitude 28
Book Projects
A humble book for small and big people honouring life through simple being while walking, eating and breathing…
Trilogy with illustrations by the artist Christina Benz:
Hymn To Walking, Vol. 1, tbc 2024
Hymn To Eating, Vol. 2
Hymn To Being, Vol. 3
Kinderbuch: Das Mädchen, das einen Wald pflanzte, tbc, 2025
“The whole world is a series of
miracles, but we are so used to them,
we call them ordinary things.”
— Hans Christian Andersen