Blooming Codec | A book in the making
Floral aesthetics meets culture-driven management
With The Blooming Codec, BURN-IN is developing a book together with Richard Fischer that brings art, culture, sustainability and management into a strong, sensually charged form - as a thinking space for companies, organizations and new blooming visions of the future.
Richard Fischer and Sonja Dolzer dive into the floral worlds of the photo artist and discuss the secrets of value-based, meaningful management.
BLOOMING CODEC - a contemporary cultural and environmental manifesto for culture-driven management for sustainable growth & floral sculptures as a symbol for change.
The project by Richard Fischer and Sonja Dolzer interweaves art, science and philosophy and also dares to experiment with combining a highly aesthetic, emotionalizing art book with a factual non-fiction book (CSR, CCR, culture-driven management, sustainability...). The BLOOMING CODEC manifesto describes opportunities and connections for newly emerging flourishing cultures with a focus on companies and organizations.
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The work of the expressive Slovak painter and sculptor Ladislav Černý lives on a permanent provocation that polarizes and triggers explosive discourse.
In doing so, he blatantly looks behind superficially intact facades, sometimes granting insights even into his own soul and exposing the actors in the act. Many of Černýýs works shock as they bluntly expose forbidden obsessions. The attentive viewer looking through the keyhole catches the protagonists in flagrante delicto, and is directly at the action.
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IN FLAGRANTI
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BURN-IN invites from now on to the interactive, digital art tour and starts with the art feature QUODLIBET
With the 34th art feature, BURN-IN sets off to new horizons. For the first time, the gallery stages a virtual three-dimensional space designed by media designer Lukas Dolzer, especially for the Spanish artist Aurora CID who conceives the special show QUODLIBET together with curator Alberta.
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QUODLIBET
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More than ever, the pandemic is leaving its mark on the anniversary of the year. COVID is thus changing and shaping our social coexistence to an extent that is hardly bearable for many. Dissatisfaction is spreading, which more and more often turns into negation/denial and in many cases even leads to rebellion - and this is despite the fact that in some cases people are already reaching the limits of the health care system.
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COLLA CORONA
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Sports and art are among the very great obsessions of the expressive painter and draftswoman Martina Hamrik. The patented, indescribably cool loop paintings live from the enormously powerful dynamics of the athletes, which she places in reduced-abstract backdrops. This plasticity is carried by a myriad of loops (in the large works up to 4,000 pieces), which the artist applies to the canvases almost mantra-like in the flow.
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FLOW & GROW
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Take a Virtual TourSILENT SCREAM
An EXTRAVAGANT COLLECTION
EXTRAVAGANTE PLANTS
In times of financial crises, art has always been one of the most stable investments.
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The pre-Christmas art feature RED PLANETS illuminates the powerful attraction of the color red, which has fascinated mankind for centuries.
Fire red, scarlet, vermilion, purple, glow red, signal red, chimney red, ruby red, wine red, coral red, oriental red and, of course, cardinal red - all red classics that cause a sensation.
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RED PLANETS
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The pre-Christmas art feature GREEN UNIVERSE illuminates the powerful attraction of the color green, which has fascinated mankind for centuries.
Smaragd green, moss green, grass green, bottle green, pine green, mint green, olive green, patina green, British Racing green and of course apple green - all green classics that cause a sensation.
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GREEN UNIVERSES
My journey through Istria
Everything here, everything is theirs. Steep slopes, trails, spruce trees, rocks, old quarries. Everything belongs to you. And more. Everything that surrounds them is them. Their grandfathers created quarries, paved the paths by the sea and the roads along the hill. They walked along there, looking at the same roofless hut on Užab and the same green, calm spring sea. Grandparents, fathers, sons and grandchildren, they are all the same. Are only other branches of the same root, other shoots of the same tree, sprouting from this eternal, hard, rocky land.
