Homer postulated around 850 B.C. that no being is as vain as man. Today, self-portraits are simply staged "by oneself" with a smartphone, in seconds, all over the world, billions of times over. Insights and outings included.

Igor Navrotskyi returns with his painting to the classic, painted portraits and self-portraits of the old masters and enriches them with highly critical, sometimes satirical, zeitgeist statements, which he presents to us in tidbits in his selfies and portraits.

The fall of 2017 was all about finance for Eva Pisa. On the occasion of an exhibition participation at the campus of the WU Vienna, Department of Marketing, everything revolved around securities, a quite very exciting, ambiguous topic. While rummaging in old papers, certificates, banknotes, emerged with Eva Pisa all sorts of strange figures.... the guilder gnome, the security guard, the banknote Bilch...

BURN-IN and Eva Pisa present in the short film for the first time the new motif series "gestörte:kommunikation", missed or failed communication, nothing great, no conflict or clash, no, rather talking past each other, the small misunderstandings of everyday life.

We are all caught up in many ways. Art reflects this to us in a unique way, sensitizes us and, in the best case, should stimulate reflection.

The Israeli Michal Ashkenasi lives on the edge of the impressive Negev Desert, which gives the artist the feeling of freedom and space, of clarity and lightness, thus stands for a permanent new beginning and strongly influences her work to this day.

German photo artist Kathrin Höhne wowed Viennese collectors with her exhibition BODY SCENERIES in October 2016. She focuses on interpretations and stagings. Scenery means for her both landscape, scenery and stage design as well as "film stills", so a shot during a film production.

A large-scale unique piece on ALU-DIBOND with the imposing size of 180 x 270 cm is currently still in the BURN-IN Depot.

The cosmopolitan Choctaw Indian DG Smalling from Oklahoma City (USA) inspires with his "one line art" on mighty wood panels. The uninterrupted line defines the contours of the object, the artist achieves a completion as a two-dimensional image by adding paint or ink. He transfers his tribe's "hieroglyphic art" and traditional symbols into contemporary art, both in terms of technique and content. 

The Slovak Tatiana Siedlova likes to provoke and draw attention to agonizing conflicts in our society with her distinctive visual language. Stylistically, she can be classified as a realist artist with a perception of abstract poetics and symbolism. She can be found in public and private collections in Germany, the Netherlands, Great Britain, the USA and Australia. Provocative in perfect quality at fair prices. Chance!