Martha Roschmann is a Photographer and visual Artist. She was born and raised in Berlin before moving to Brussels at the age of 14. In 2021 she started studying Photography at Ostkreuzschule Für Fotografie in Berlin. She took part in the group exhibitions “ECHO” with her work “Whispers of Home” in June 2024 in Berlin and “(IM) POSSIBLE WORLDS” during Biennale de la Photographie de Mulhouse, France with her work “2044” in September 2024. The ongoing collaborative Project “VARA” with colleague Robert Kwaß talks about Romanian people returning home in the summers after working in other EU countries throughout the year. It was shortlisted for the Nikon Fotobus Prize in 2024, featured by PH Museum in 2025 and is set to become a photobook in 2026.
During her studies in 2023 she was an intern at Gallery and publishing house “Buchkunst Berlin” and assisted multiple photographers including in the preparations for the exhibition “Three, Two, One” by Tamara Eckhardt and Jörg Brüggemann in December 2024 in Berlin.
In July of 2025 she graduated from Ostkreuzschule Für Fotografie as part of the class of Ina Schoenenburg. Her graduation project “The Best of Days” about Teenagers in Summer Camps in the US, Germany, Belgium and Italy was shown in the Group Exhibition “Jahrgang Neunzehn” and published as a photobook. She is currently studying Documentary Studies and Visual Journalism at the International Center of Photography in New York City for which she was given the Directors Fellowship.
Martha Roschmann is a Photographer and visual Artist. She was born and raised in Berlin before moving to Brussels at the age of 14. In 2021 she started studying Photography at Ostkreuzschule Für Fotografie in Berlin. She took part in the group exhibitions “ECHO” with her work “Whispers of Home” in June 2024 in Berlin and “(IM) POSSIBLE WORLDS” during Biennale de la Photographie de Mulhouse, France with her work “2044” in September 2024. The ongoing collaborative Project “VARA” with colleague Robert Kwaß talks about Romanian people returning home in the summers after working in other EU countries throughout the year. It was shortlisted for the Nikon Fotobus Prize in 2024, featured by PH Museum in 2025 and is set to become a photobook in 2026.
During her studies in 2023 she was an intern at Gallery and publishing house “Buchkunst Berlin” and assisted multiple photographers including in the preparations for the exhibition “Three, Two, One” by Tamara Eckhardt and Jörg Brüggemann in December 2024 in Berlin.
In July of 2025 she graduated from Ostkreuzschule Für Fotografie as part of the class of Ina Schoenenburg. Her graduation project “The Best of Days” about Teenagers in Summer Camps in the US, Germany, Belgium and Italy was shown in the Group Exhibition “Jahrgang Neunzehn” and published as a photobook. She is currently studying Documentary Studies and Visual Journalism at the International Center of Photography in New York City for which she was given the Directors Fellowship.
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