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On a mission
to explore the emotional potential of machines: What changes in and around us as machines and humans move closer together?
Fighting fear with imagination & finding poetry in emerging technology...
Currently thinking about
– all things solar
– Schloss Hollenegg
– Rammkatzen
SOLO EXHIBITION – DESIGN & DESIGN CURATION
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MAK Galerie 2021
There will be! People! On the sun! Soon!
I've asked 25 solar panels what they would do if they didn't have to work for a day and am delighted to be showing the result in an exhibition at MAK Galerie. What is climate care if not caring for those who produce our energy? Surrounding the installation with Vossen towels, we'll be showing an assemblage of artifacts from the MAK collection that have been touched by the sun...
Exhibition at Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna; curated by Marlies Wirth
Grafik: (c) Theresa Hattinger
Fotos: (c) Marlene Mautner
Sonnenuhr: (c) MAK
︎ Exhibition Dates
14.12.2021 – 22.2.2022
21.12.2021 – Midwinter Special
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Exhibition at Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna; curated by Marlies Wirth
Grafik: (c) Theresa Hattinger
Fotos: (c) Marlene Mautner
Sonnenuhr: (c) MAK
︎ Exhibition Dates
14.12.2021 – 22.2.2022
21.12.2021 – Midwinter Special
︎ read more!
GROUP EXHIBITION – SPECULATIVE DESIGN
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wienwoche 2021
DIN2121
Messinstrumente fürs Jahr 2121!
Für die Wien-Woche haben wir die Zukunft neu vermessen.
︎︎︎ Popup-Kollektiv
Ege Kökel, Julia Schwarz, Isabel Prade, Stephanie Kneissl, Sarah Franzl, Mia Meus, Johanna Pichlbauer
Grafik: (c) Stephanie Kneissl
Fotos: (c) Mia Dragicevic
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Für die Wien-Woche haben wir die Zukunft neu vermessen.
︎︎︎ Popup-Kollektiv
Ege Kökel, Julia Schwarz, Isabel Prade, Stephanie Kneissl, Sarah Franzl, Mia Meus, Johanna Pichlbauer
Grafik: (c) Stephanie Kneissl
Fotos: (c) Mia Dragicevic
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Vienna Design Week 2021
Unidentified objects, a search agent searching for drama and tears, and a gradient of similar objects: three design collections emerge from the thousands of everyday objects that find their way onto willhaben in this humorous installation. Austria's highly popular virtual market place has its own culture, rituals and originals which makes it the promised land for any designer dealing with the wonders of wanted and unwanted everyday objects.
︎︎︎ Client
willhaben, Vienna Design Week
︎︎︎ Collaborators
Selma Mühlbauer, Fabio Hofer
Grafik: Johanna Pichlbauer
Fotos: (c) VIENNA DESIGN WEEK/Kollektiv Fischka/Kramar
Suchagent: DESING
Unidentified objects, a search agent searching for drama and tears, and a gradient of similar objects: three design collections emerge from the thousands of everyday objects that find their way onto willhaben in this humorous installation. Austria's highly popular virtual market place has its own culture, rituals and originals which makes it the promised land for any designer dealing with the wonders of wanted and unwanted everyday objects.
︎︎︎ Client
willhaben, Vienna Design Week
︎︎︎ Collaborators
Selma Mühlbauer, Fabio Hofer
Grafik: Johanna Pichlbauer
Fotos: (c) VIENNA DESIGN WEEK/Kollektiv Fischka/Kramar
INSTALLATION – SOCIAL DESIGN
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Engerthstraße 124
Die Ateliergemeinschaft und Zukunftswerkstätte im verwunschenen Hof der Engerthstraße 124!
︎ awarded at Creatives for Vienna: Future Communities 2021
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for us!
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Design in Gesellschaft
Die Ateliergemeinschaft und Zukunftswerkstätte im verwunschenen Hof der Engerthstraße 124!
︎ awarded at Creatives for Vienna: Future Communities 2021
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NEWLY FOUNDED! A PLACE TO WORK.
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pandemics 2021
Things I’m making, inspired by the closing of coffee houses (bakery blanket), an industry catalogue that landed in my postbox (Rammkatze), and a video of a middle-aged man reading poetry to his solar panels (PV paintings on PV fixing).
Let’s see what catches on...
PoV*
Things I’m making, inspired by the closing of coffee houses (bakery blanket), an industry catalogue that landed in my postbox (Rammkatze), and a video of a middle-aged man reading poetry to his solar panels (PV paintings on PV fixing).
Let’s see what catches on...
