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be different. be burn-in.

Beyond the form

In a world that daily confronts us with clear structures and defined forms, the exhibition BEYOND THE FORM opens up an exciting shift in perspective. In the BURN-IN art space, the powerful works of Austrian artist Tilde Anna Jäger unfold, inviting us into a world beyond the visible, where the unconscious and sensory experiences reside.

Artist's text Tatyana von Leys

Tatyana von Leys was born in Innsbruck, Austria, and studied French before immersing herself in philosophy as a visiting student. She has dedicated herself to painting since 1990 and now lives in Tegernsee in southern Germany. In the 1990s, she worked on projects with the renowned curator Peter Weiermair and presented her works in major exhibitions and publications.

Between cells and times

Tatyana von Leys (artist | author | cosmopolitan) creates a symbiotic unity of art, science and philosophy in the BURN-IN exhibition BETWEEN CELLS AND TIMES. In this captivating triad, a profound discourse on the future possibilities of being human unfolds. Let yourself be carried away into a world in which the transience of time and the eternity of existence merge in a powerful field of tension.

Blunt artist text

Petra Traxler-Pilgram, born in Villach in 1966, began her artistic career after studying philosophy, psychology and history in Vienna (1986-1993). She deepened her artistic training through numerous courses in painting and graphics with academic artists. She has been working as a freelance artist since 2017 and opened her own studio, PTP. Traxler-Pilgram lives and works in Lower Austria, Vienna and Carinthia.

Unvarnished

Petra Traxler-Pilgram uses her art to expose stereotypes and prejudices. Her works invite us to look behind the façade and recognize often uncomfortable truths. Using minimalist means, she conveys complex messages and takes the viewer on a journey of self-reflection.

Martin Schwarz Artist text

Born on August 10, 1946, in Winterthur, Martin Schwarz epitomizes the dynamic versatility of the modern Swiss art scene. His multifaceted career encompasses not only painting but also conceptual art, object art, photography, and writing. Yet what truly distinguishes Schwarz is his remarkable ability to seamlessly weave together intricate artistic and scientific concepts. His works, celebrated both nationally and internationally, engage in a profound dialogue between creativity and knowledge.