All of myself
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Collage on wall, 2019 This is the Collage Installation I created for myself, in particular for the space in my apartment where I use to practice yoga. It's consists of two rings that arise out of the same seed or spark. It represents the ever evolving, expanding and creative nature of humanity and life itself. Out of an 22 day old embryo a human arises, stretching herself into the sun, eager to evolve and to create. In order to get from experiencing reality to creating reality one must turn inwards, become silent and aware of the wholeness and perfection of everything that is. In the silence of meditation I learned to push through self limitations, illusions and fears. To awaken my passions and reach for the stars. To tune myself to higher frequencies of vibration where everything is connected and in pure harmony and joy of expansion. |
Solar Flares
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Solar Flares Collage on wall, 2018 Gute Kunst kennt keine Sommerpause Atelier Navas, Wien 18 curated by: Fliegende Galerie I was asked by the curators of Fliegende Galerie to create a Collage installation for their summer exhibition at Atelier Navas. I always work with the atmosphere of space itself, its individual vibe and this time I found myself in a room full of male artist. The air was filled with testosterone, so I felt inspired to do an installation on masculinity. The best definition I ever heard about the male archetype is: Warrior, Lover, Father and Magician. Solar Flares is a visual representation of my contemplation on the theme of masculinity, between ancient archetypes and patriarchal gender roles. |
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Social Circuit
Collage on window, 2018
HeldInnenzentrale Wien 21
Die schweigende Mehrheit sagt JA!/Wir kommen!
http://wirkommen.at/heldenzentrale/
HeldInnenzentrale Wien 21
Die schweigende Mehrheit sagt JA!/Wir kommen!
http://wirkommen.at/heldenzentrale/
The rainbow-snake
Roots
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Roots
HACKING THE NETWORK 6-11.11. 2017 Collage on Wall, 2017, U10 Gallery Belgrade pix by Milan Kralj - Gallery Shots Belgrade Curatorial Text and Talk by Vladimir Bjeličić, art historian --- Project supported by: Österreichisches Kulturforum Belgrad Bundeskanzleramt Österreich Ministarstvo kulture i informisanja Republike Srbije |
The artists Maria Hera, Šejma Fere and Lena Violetta Leitner, albeit seemingly different sensibilities, are establishing a dialogue by focusing on different models of conceiving images on an analog / digital basis. By using various methods of collaging, deconstructing and changing meanings, each artist establishes her own micro-narrative on the trail of the idea of hacking.
Whether it's a series of works on paper, interactive installations or performance, another reference point in addition to collage as a research base is the symbiosis of technology and nature. By introducing a botanical vocabulary, or directly integrating plant species or by mimicking the shape of the plant's root (rhizome), the artists are further conceptually connected, and they perform an authentic narrative of new characters, symbols or perhaps the allegory of contemporaneity in the light of the intersection of art and technology. (from the text by Vladimir Bjeličić, Art historian) |
Nerve System
2015 :: Collage on wall in a private house :: found material :: Segarcea/Dolj - RO
Can´t connect at all
Friday Exit Proudly Connects: Mz. Baltazar´s Laboratory & OutSight (O.K.O)
Work in progress @FridayExit as part of the Mz. Baltazar´s Laboratory collective.
Friday Exit Proudly Connects:
Mz Baltazar’s Laboratory | OutSight (O.K.O)
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14.2. – 5.3. (process open to public, stay updated for special events)
Freitagslos: Friday, 20.2.2015, 7pm (more information coming up)
Finissage: Friday, 6.3., 7pm
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Mz Baltazar’s Laboratory
is a weekly event taking place in Vienna (Austria), specifically for persons who call themselves women or trans. If you love to make things, rather than consuming them, meet up at Mz Baltazar‘s to share your skills. Mz Baltazar‘s participants come from different backgrounds, ages and mindsets to exchange equipement, build circuits, play with DIY electronics and interactive art. We encourage each other to learn new tools and collaborate. All workshops are free in order to offer a fearless, accessible plattform to tinker with male connotated toys. The artwork created at Mz Baltazar‘s Laboratory is generated with Open Source Soft- and Hardware. We see the process of demythifying technology as a fun way to articulate ourselves and become creative.
OutSight (O.K.O)
The art group OutSight was founded by Franziska Faust, Lena Violetta Leitner, Lena Marinova und Steffi Neuhuber in Octobre 2010 to avoid the existing traditional hierarchies in theatre and cultural activities. It is very important for OutSight to collaborate with women from different fields, so that a network is being created that inforces
women to express themselves in an artistic way. OutSight experiments with media art, music, dance and performance and therefore creates multidisciplinary works (installations, performances, concerts, videos). Recurrent topics are reflections about ideals in the society and heteronomy.
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Friday Exit
Döblergasse 2 / EG
1070 Wien
Do & Fr 17-20 Uhr, Sa 11-15 Uhr
Mz Baltazar’s Laboratory | OutSight (O.K.O)
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14.2. – 5.3. (process open to public, stay updated for special events)
Freitagslos: Friday, 20.2.2015, 7pm (more information coming up)
Finissage: Friday, 6.3., 7pm
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Mz Baltazar’s Laboratory
is a weekly event taking place in Vienna (Austria), specifically for persons who call themselves women or trans. If you love to make things, rather than consuming them, meet up at Mz Baltazar‘s to share your skills. Mz Baltazar‘s participants come from different backgrounds, ages and mindsets to exchange equipement, build circuits, play with DIY electronics and interactive art. We encourage each other to learn new tools and collaborate. All workshops are free in order to offer a fearless, accessible plattform to tinker with male connotated toys. The artwork created at Mz Baltazar‘s Laboratory is generated with Open Source Soft- and Hardware. We see the process of demythifying technology as a fun way to articulate ourselves and become creative.
OutSight (O.K.O)
The art group OutSight was founded by Franziska Faust, Lena Violetta Leitner, Lena Marinova und Steffi Neuhuber in Octobre 2010 to avoid the existing traditional hierarchies in theatre and cultural activities. It is very important for OutSight to collaborate with women from different fields, so that a network is being created that inforces
women to express themselves in an artistic way. OutSight experiments with media art, music, dance and performance and therefore creates multidisciplinary works (installations, performances, concerts, videos). Recurrent topics are reflections about ideals in the society and heteronomy.
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Friday Exit
Döblergasse 2 / EG
1070 Wien
Do & Fr 17-20 Uhr, Sa 11-15 Uhr
