“Here the city unfolds, grows word by word, dynamic voices, that blur and focus.” excerpt by Poós Zoltán - Budapest
Hat
hat [turkish] line [english]
a project by Anna Haber, Korinna Lindinger and Julia Rosenberger
the line A line is drawn between Vienna and Istanbul. It is a line in luminous turquoise colour, 6mm wide, and 1827 km long. A line connects, a line separates. This geometric fact is taken as the artistic and exploratory program. National, cultural and social boarders, inclusions and exclusions are constantly created and discarded. There are various social an historical relations between Turkey and Austria, between Central and Southeastern Europe, between Hungary, Serbia and Bulgaria. hat gives these thoughts 10.962 m2 space. It creates an image to make relations tangible. hat dispends 5400 l of coloured paint on the roads of five countries. There is no point allowing to comprehend and overlook the work as a hole. hat goes beyond our field of vision. It is an ephemeral landmark.
the pen A car is used as a pen to draw in turquoise colour on the grey concrete. The construction to apply paint evenly is mounted in the boot of the car. As soon as the vehicle is moving, the „pen“ starts to draw. A pump serves to achieve an even application of paint – 6 mm fine irrespective of the cars speed. The coloured paint is soluble in water and disappears after a few days.
the artists maschen:kunstvernetzung is an artist group formed by Anna Haber, Korinna Lindinger and Julia Rosenberger, founded 2007. www.maschen.at
Anna Haber *1980, lives and works in Vienna. Digital Arts at University for Applied Arts Vienna (Peter Weibel, Virgil Widrich, Thomas Fürstner, Ruth Schnell), Diploma 2008.
Korinna Lindinger * 1982, lives and works in Vienna. Studies of Visual and Media Arts at the University of Arts Linz (Herbert Lachmayer) and the University for Applied Arts Vienna (Peter Weibel, Virgil Widrich, Thomas Fürstner, Ruth Schnell), Diploma 2009. Studies of Sociology in Vienna and Istanbul. Her work has been awared with Salzburger Landespreis für Medienkunst (2009), Preis des Otto Prutscher Fonds (2009), Alois Mock Förderpreis (2007) and Fred-Adlmüller Stipendium (2006). Selected showings; 2010: Piksel Bergen/Norway, Delavski Dom Trbovlje/Slovenia; 2009: das weisse Haus Vienna/Austria, The Essence Vienna/Austria, Schmiede Hallein/Austria, Ausstellungsstraße 53 Vienna/Austria.
Julia Rosenberger *1980, lives and works in Vienna. Studies of Fine and Media Arts at the University of Applied Arts Vienna (academic diploma in Digital Art in 2007) and at the École Supérieure d’Arts Graphiques Paris. From 2007 to 2010 she worked in stage- and video design at the Burgtheater, Vienna. Since 2010 she is a researcher at the University of Applied Arts Vienna in the project Living Rooms: The Art of Mobilizing Belonging(s), funded by the Art(s) & Sciences program of the WWTF. Her artistic works have been shown at the Kunsthalle Vienna, at the Freiraum at MQ Vienna, in Kunstraum Innsbruck. She is focusing in both artistic (site-specific, interactive, perfomative) and her scientific work on the constitution of spaces through action, as well as the dependence of action on spatial structures.
“Here the city unfolds, grows word by word, dynamic voices, that blur and focus.” excerpt by Poós Zoltán - Budapest
Hat
hat [turkish] line [english]
a project by Anna Haber, Korinna Lindinger and Julia Rosenberger
the line A line is drawn between Vienna and Istanbul. It is a line in luminous turquoise colour, 6mm wide, and 1827 km long. A line connects, a line separates. This geometric fact is taken as the artistic and exploratory program. National, cultural and social boarders, inclusions and exclusions are constantly created and discarded. There are various social an historical relations between Turkey and Austria, between Central and Southeastern Europe, between Hungary, Serbia and Bulgaria. hat gives these thoughts 10.962 m2 space. It creates an image to make relations tangible. hat dispends 5400 l of coloured paint on the roads of five countries. There is no point allowing to comprehend and overlook the work as a hole. hat goes beyond our field of vision. It is an ephemeral landmark.
the pen A car is used as a pen to draw in turquoise colour on the grey concrete. The construction to apply paint evenly is mounted in the boot of the car. As soon as the vehicle is moving, the „pen“ starts to draw. A pump serves to achieve an even application of paint – 6 mm fine irrespective of the cars speed. The coloured paint is soluble in water and disappears after a few days.
the artists maschen:kunstvernetzung is an artist group formed by Anna Haber, Korinna Lindinger and Julia Rosenberger, founded 2007. www.maschen.at
Anna Haber *1980, lives and works in Vienna. Digital Arts at University for Applied Arts Vienna (Peter Weibel, Virgil Widrich, Thomas Fürstner, Ruth Schnell), Diploma 2008.
Korinna Lindinger * 1982, lives and works in Vienna. Studies of Visual and Media Arts at the University of Arts Linz (Herbert Lachmayer) and the University for Applied Arts Vienna (Peter Weibel, Virgil Widrich, Thomas Fürstner, Ruth Schnell), Diploma 2009. Studies of Sociology in Vienna and Istanbul. Her work has been awared with Salzburger Landespreis für Medienkunst (2009), Preis des Otto Prutscher Fonds (2009), Alois Mock Förderpreis (2007) and Fred-Adlmüller Stipendium (2006). Selected showings; 2010: Piksel Bergen/Norway, Delavski Dom Trbovlje/Slovenia; 2009: das weisse Haus Vienna/Austria, The Essence Vienna/Austria, Schmiede Hallein/Austria, Ausstellungsstraße 53 Vienna/Austria.
Julia Rosenberger *1980, lives and works in Vienna. Studies of Fine and Media Arts at the University of Applied Arts Vienna (academic diploma in Digital Art in 2007) and at the École Supérieure d’Arts Graphiques Paris. From 2007 to 2010 she worked in stage- and video design at the Burgtheater, Vienna. Since 2010 she is a researcher at the University of Applied Arts Vienna in the project Living Rooms: The Art of Mobilizing Belonging(s), funded by the Art(s) & Sciences program of the WWTF. Her artistic works have been shown at the Kunsthalle Vienna, at the Freiraum at MQ Vienna, in Kunstraum Innsbruck. She is focusing in both artistic (site-specific, interactive, perfomative) and her scientific work on the constitution of spaces through action, as well as the dependence of action on spatial structures.