Hypersurface Virtual Exhibition
- 17 Apr 2020 — 31 Jul 2020
Slideshow
Sophia Mairer, Barbara Kapusta, Stefan Reiterer, Simon Mathers
Stefan Reiterer, Untitled, 2017
Simon Mathers, Atropos, 2020Barbar
Barbara Kapusta, Sophia Mairer
Barbara Kapusta, As Many Holes and Folds as can Be , 2018
Florian Mayr, No coffee, I gotta go. Okay? (An arrangement, 6) , 2020
Florian Mayr, Barbara Kapusta, Stefan Reiterer
Hannah Neckel & Leo Lehner, post.virtual (QR code), 2019
Stine Deja & Marie Munk, Synthetic Seduction , 2018
Stine Deja & Marie Munk, Synthetic Seduction , 2018
Julius Heinemann, The Staircase (Austrian Cultural Forum, London) , 2020
Julius Heinemann, The Staircase (Austrian Cultural Forum, London) , 2020
AVD, avd_d_e , 2020
AVD, avd_d_e , 2020
Rustan Soderling, Sophia Mairer
Hannah Neckel, Post Virtual Garden , 2020
Rustan Soderling, Hannah Neckel
Daniel Ferstl, Simon Mathers
AVD (UK), Daniel Ferstl (AT), Julius Heinemann (DE), Barbara Kapusta (AT), Sophia Mairer (AT), Simon Mathers (UK), Florian Mayr (AT), Marie Munk & Stine Deja (DK), Hannah Neckel (AT), Stefan Reiterer (AT) and Rustan Söderling (SE).
You are entering Hypersurface
We are happy to present a virtual tour of our exhibition Hypersurface.
Hypersurface is a group exhibition exploring the porosity of surfaces – from the human skin to walls and screens – in order to present possibilities beyond materiality and signification, and alternative understandings of our surroundings. Surfaces themselves become, rather than a separator or protective layer, a channel and a connector between worlds.
The exhibition is accompanied by a publication (designed by work-form) that includes some more infos about the artists including special content by some of them, an essay by Gilles Deleuze which, has inspired the curators for the theme of Hypersurface and two short rather abstract texts by both of the curators. Download the publication here.
Hypersurface is curated by Caterina Avataneo (IT) and Nicole Tatschl (AT).
