Robin Grassner is a Swiss photographer and digital artist whose portfolio combines landscape, travel photography and constructed imagery. His camera-based work pays attention to place, light and the visual character of environments encountered during travel, while his digital compositions move beyond direct observation to create scenes that could not exist in a single photograph.
The relationship between these two approaches is central to Grassner’s practice. Documentary images provide textures, architectural details and natural forms that can later become material for more imaginative compositions. This allows the artist to move between recognisable geography and a transformed visual world, while retaining a strong photographic foundation. His official website and social channels document continuing work and new publications during 2026, showing an active process of image-making rather than a static archive. By combining field photography with digital construction, Grassner explores how travel is remembered and how places can be reinterpreted after the moment of capture. The resulting portfolio is varied in subject but consistent in its interest in atmosphere, perspective and the creative possibilities of contemporary photographic tools.