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Sofia Goscinski

In the Studio Sofia Goscinski, Vienna

Sofia Goscinski is an Austrian sculptor and painter with Polish-Russian roots. Her working method is process-oriented; the work, which revolves around the question of identity, emerges during the creative process.

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Keith Boadwee

In the Studio Keith Boadwee, Emeryville

American conceptual artist Keith Boadwee emerged in the early 1990s through abstract action painting and photography that pushed the boundaries of decency. Over time, he expanded his practice into multiple, overlapping bodies of work—ranging from quick, expressive, and often scatological figurative paintings to more recent works featuring frogs, poodles, and domestic objects.

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Marina Faust

In the Studio Marina Faust, Vienna

Austrian artist Marina Faust began her career in photography. In addition to commissioned work, she already showed her unique view of the world in the 1980s with works such as Miniatures. Her work combines the planned and the playful, always starting with the object, the “objet trouvé” (found object), which she transforms into rolling armchairs or eclectic chandeliers.

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Oliver Elst and Laura del Arco

Collector Stories Oliver Elst and Laura del Arco, Berlin

Oliver Elst and Laura del Arco are a well-known collector couple based in Berlin and Barcelona. Laura, a fashion designer and art director and Oliver a former car designer, both long term expats in Shanghai, China, entered the world of art collecting several years ago and, since then, have built significant art collections individually and together.

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Kim Simonsson

Kim Simonsson, Fiskars
With references to fairytale characters, manga films and computer games, Kim Simonsson’ sculptures are very distinctive. His dreamy figures are a touch menacing, yet simultaneously fragile and frail. They all share an appearance that is solitary and a little sad, tinged with a sense of uncertainty or uneasiness that is stirred among the viewer. Who are they, and where are they going?
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Editions

Regine Schumann

Regine Schumann
»colormirror rainbow wien«

John Skoog

John Skoog
»Walls«

Martin Lukáč

Martin Lukáč
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Exhibitions

WRAP UP Winter Salon

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