Neven Allgeier and Judith Eisler at PART International Artist Residency, Vienna
The exhibition 'still (a little life)' at PART International Artist Residency in Vienna brings together works by Neven Allgeier and Judith Eisler, alongside Pakui Hardware's installation 'The Host'. Allgeier's photographs capture light and fleeting moments, evoking the writings of Jonas Mekas and Bebe Fischer. Eisler pauses cinematic frames to reveal unseen details, referencing John Berger's concept of seeing between frames. Pakui Hardware's 'The Host' critiques telemedicine and robotic surgery as forms of cold intimacy, echoing themes from Ridley Scott's 'Blade Runner'. The show runs at THE HALL, a space with grey linoleum flooring and diffused light from above.
Key facts
- Exhibition at PART International Artist Residency, Vienna
- Features Neven Allgeier, Judith Eisler, and Pakui Hardware
- Allgeier's photographs reference Jonas Mekas and Bebe Fischer
- Eisler pauses cinematic frames, inspired by John Berger
- Pakui Hardware's 'The Host' references Blade Runner
- Venue is THE HALL with grey linoleum floor and skylight
- Themes of time, light, and post-organic care
- Exhibition title: 'still (a little life)'
Entities
Artists
- Neven Allgeier
- Judith Eisler
- Pakui Hardware
- Jonas Mekas
- Bebe Fischer
- John Berger
- Ridley Scott
Institutions
- PART International Artist Residency
Locations
- Vienna
- Austria