nach jetzt
nach jetzt is an exhibition that begins where every moment ends—not as a leap into an unknown future, but as a conscious continuation of the present. The title describes a stance while posing a question: can there ever be a now if the moment we identify as the present has already passed by the time we name it?
Teresa Hunyadi's works invite viewers to reflect on recurring death—minute by minute through carved wooden boards, and living being by living being in an installation composed of colouring-book pages.
Cornelia König's neon and mirror works question the conditions the now can be conceived: in a decision, in an image, or in the willingness to inhabit the present differently.
Daniel Nuderscher's work returns to a single word: Now. The exhibition space's windowpane becomes a resonating body, reminding passers-by not least of transience.
nach jetzt is a plea for positive anticipation: for an attitude that understands what is yet to come as something that has, in a sense, always already been here.
In the adjacent project space, members of Kunstverein Baden present their current works. Each exhibition is conceived and realised by the artists themselves.
lives and works in the Netherlands. She studied at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and completed a study exchange in Japan. Recurring themes in her artistic practice include the human condition, animals, and contemporary life.
focuses on glass and object-based art. She studied, among other institutions, at the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart and completed a postgraduate programme in Cultural Management at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna.
works across a wide range of media, including photography, sculpture, light installations, animation, text, painting, and visual media. He lives and works in Lower Austria.