Verwickelte Resonanzen
Verwickelte Resonanzen brings together Alfred Bow, Pauline Debrichy, Margareta Klose, Marie Reichel and Felix Helmut Wagner: Five artists from the same generation who work in the fields of sculpture, installation, painting, sound and performance and have developed an independent visual language. Despite their apparent differences, they share an interest in queer-feminist approaches and a profound engagement with the used materials.
Throughout the exhibition, the concept of interconnectedness is taken seriously – both aesthetically and theoretically. The connections in the respective works span invisible threads through the space linking the individual positions. A network of resonances is thus created that spreads through the space and touches the audience on a sensory level. It unfolds a dynamic, multi-layered interplay of media, ideas and bodies. Thus, the Kunstverein Baden turns into a space of resonance in which different forms not only coexist, but interpenetrate and reinforce each other – beyond entrenched categories and hierarchies.
completed his studies in Expanded and contextual Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna in the classes of Daniel Richter and Ashley Hans Scheirl. He spent a semester at the Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg (HFBK) as well as at Central Saint Martins in London. The focus of his artistic practice is painting, which he uses to develop expansive installations, videos and performances.
is fascinated by urban space. Using sculptures, photographs and site-specific installations, she questions the concept of space, exploring its boundaries and impact on our perception as well as our emotions. She studied architecture and sculpture at the Academy in Antwerp and at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna with Julian Göthe, where she was awarded the recognition prize. In 2024, she received project funding from the BMKÖS and the City of Salzburg as well as start-up funding from the Austrian Federal Ministry.
deals with the topics of coexistence in the context of a queerfeminist, poetic practice. She studied Painting and Soprano at the Mozarteum; Art Education, German Literature, Linguistics, History, as well as Politics in Salzburg (BEd); Performance at the Erg Brussels, TransArts (MA) at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. Currently, she is studying for a PhD in Media Theories with Gloria Meynen at the University of Art and Design Linz. Her works have been awarded several prizes and presented in numerous international exhibitions.
examines the surface as a critical zone of media translation processes within sculptural practices and explores how these processes enrich inherent meanings and enable collaborative work. Her sculptural practice includes drawing, photography, film, graphic design and performance. She studied Photography and Transmedia Art at the University of Applied Arts Vienna (2012–2017) and at Newcastle University (2016). Since 2021, she has been teaching at TU Wien and pursues her PhD studies at ︎ZFF Vienna. Her works are part of the collections of the Artothek; University of Applied Arts; EVN; State Collection of Lower Austria; MA7.
studied Fine Arts at the HBK Braunschweig and Transmedia Art at the University of Applied Arts Vienna with Brigitte Kowanz, where he received the Austrian appreciation award for the best graduate. In addition to various teaching activities, he is a mentor for students at the Applied Performance Laboratory (APL). His works have been presented in numerous international exhibitions.