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In the BURN-IN show, Martin Schwarz transforms books into living works of art, where text and sculpture, transience and creation flow into and permeate each other.
In the BURN-IN show, Martin Schwarz transforms books into living works of art, where text and sculpture, transience and creation flow into and permeate each other.
Ladislav Černý, born in 1965 in Bratislava, received his artistic training through a multi-layered course of study that immersed him in both traditional and contemporary art. After studying at the renowned School of Applied Arts in Bratislava, where he focused on photography and commercial graphics, Černý deepened his knowledge at the Academy of Fine Arts in his hometown. His academic journey continued at the Academy of Fine Arts in Dresden, where he graduated in 1991 with a diploma in restoration under the aegis of Prof. Dr. Ingo Sandner.
Contemporary art, a living mesh of culture and nature, reflects far more than the surface of reality. It is like the cracking of an eggshell, a symbol of a new beginning that releases life in its infinite diversity. Together with galleries, artists courageously cross the threshold of the familiar to bring the hidden to light. In their quest to open up to the world through art, they sacrifice themselves like the Easter lamb to break through barriers and create deep connections.
At Vienna's Gerngross, Ladislav Černý unfolds his UNVERHÜLLTE GEGENWART, a rebellion against indifference, an invitation to see as if it were the first time. Art that breaks the mold to force us to look, to really look. To come, to see, to understand.
Spring awakening under the sign of art: Primavera Mystica, the current BURN-IN collection. When the first rays of sunshine break through the winter haze and bathe the world in a new light, it is time to revive not only nature, but also the spaces of our creativity and inspiration. In this time of new beginnings, BURN-IN presents a collection that is more than a mere compilation of contemporary works of art: Primavera Mystica. A title that carries within it the essence of spring and the mysterious, an invitation to experience art as a bridge between the visible and the invisible.
Gudrun Lenk-Wane, born in Villach in 1967, is a versatile Austrian artist and stage designer whose professional journey is marked by a solid education and diverse artistic experiences. Her formal education commenced in 1981 at the HTL for Furniture and Interior Design in Villach. She then pursued a degree in architecture from Vienna University of Technology between 1987 and 1990. Driven by her passion for stage design, Lenk-Wane honed her skills under the guidance of Werner Schönolt from 1990 to 1994.
The revolutionary brilliance of the second life Immerse yourself in a show that questions the way things are and redefines the limits of what is possible. Experience art that not only speaks, but also changes the world.
Rifaae (Refaayi Ahmad), born in the heart of Derek in northern Syria, stood out early on for his artistic talent. His formal training at the prestigious FINE ART ACADEMY in Damascus laid the foundation for a remarkable career that soon found expression in a series of exhibitions of young Syrian artists known as Spring in 1999, 2001 and 2003. Rifaae embodies the fusion of tradition and modernity, masterfully bringing both oil and acrylic to canvas, earning him international recognition and an enthusiastic following in the art world of the Middle East and beyond.
This Christmas, the BURN-IN Gallery is presenting a collection that not only delights the eyes, but also penetrates deep into the soul. With their works, the artists Susanne Guzei-Taschner, Ellen Semen, Linda Steinthórsdóttir, Ladislav Černý and Osso have created a space in which art is not only viewed, but experienced.
Art as an investment: an enrichment for space and spirit
Art prints represent a fascinating facet of the art world that allows the beauty and spirit of masterpieces to be made accessible to a wider audience. In the world of fine art printing, technology and aesthetics combine to reproduce artworks in a way that is both authentic and affordable. This opens up the opportunity for art lovers, who may not have the means to purchase an original, to still own and experience significant works first hand.