Curator´s Tour puzzled

SA, 03 07 2021, 1:00 pm
with Katharina Brandl

“The digital is an amorphous substance that we absorb, that permeates us. One could also summarise the subtext of the artistic practices in this duo exhibition in this way: Clear dividing lines between the analogue and digital world no longer exist, and this is precisely why Susanna Flock and Xénia Laffely unravel the transition zones between the analogue and the digital. Even though their respective approaches to the topic seem to differ at first glance – above all, in their media of choice – their practices resonate." (Curator Katharina Brandl)

All of our lives take place in the digital realm just as much as they do in the allegedly “real” analogue. But what actually happens in the transition zones between the analogue and digital? Is there a no woman’s land between these rather blurry border crossings? In puzzled, the new exhibition of Kunstraum Niederoesterreich curated by artistic director Katharina Brandl, two artists – Susanna Flock and Xénia Laffely – are brought together, who explore the interface between the analogue and the digital with very different creative approaches.

You can take a closer look at the works and their Digital Predetermined Breaking Point on July 03, 2021, when Katharina Brandl will guide you through the exhibition of the two artists.

The tour will be held in German.

 
Curator: Katharina Brandl
Artists: Susanna Flock, Xénia Laffely

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