AAA ANGEWANDTE ABSCHLUSSARBEITEN

CDS MA Finalists

 

 

Get your spirits in a place where natural ghosts, digital echoes and voices meet across time.

Vordere Zollamtgasse 7
FLUX 2
25.-28.06., 11:00-21:00

Works by:

  • Anna Tenzer: Weaving, Braiding, Twining a Future That Does Not Exist
  • Luca Hierzenberger: Will Death Tear Us Apart? Speculative Reflections on Digital Afterlife
  • Paula Bracker: Phosphorus as Pharmakon: Various Stories About Phosphorus, the Earth System, and the Anthropocene
  • Samo Zeichen: “Veliko nas je bilo / We Were Many” – Articulating Disappearance: Slovene Voices from the Archive

Large: Phosphorus as Pharmakon by Paula Bracker, Above: Veliko nas je bilo / We Were Manye by Samo Zeichen, Below: Will Death Tear Us Apart? by Luca Hierzenberger

AAA WINTER 26

CDS BA Finalists

 

 

Postsparkasse
Rooms 147 + 149 (1st Floor)
25.-28.06., 11:00-21:00

Works by:

  • Aarushi Nitharwal: The Mountain View
  • Aizat Sagymbaeva: Low Life (not feat. Future)
  • Alma Ruby Fjelrad Palmer: no, because you won’t believe what I heard… there’s no way… that’s what I said, but you know… well, I thought… yes that too… unbelievable… well, let’s keep that between us
  • Helene Hochrieser: Speculations in Hyperreality
  • Jaro Tom Habiger: You press the button, we do the rest
  • Joëlle Antonie Gbeassor: If We Were Vampires
  • Luca Ladányi: Beyond Market Metrics
  • Lukas Frank: Cultural Anthropophagy
  • Marius Balan: Designing the Red Dream
  • Sarah Naomi Rapatz: (Re-)Imagining Time

Large: Cultural Anthropophagy by Lukas Frank, Above: You press the button, we do the rest by Jaro Tom Habiger, Below: The Mountain View by Aarushi Nitharwal 

ANGEWANDTE FESTIVAL

After Confusion

CDS Master Group Exhibition
OKP Ferstel Trakt
Seminar Room 8
25. – 28.06., 11:00 – 21:00

Confusion is a volatile condition of the human mind signifying disorder in an unsettling blend of chaos and uncertainty. “After Confusion” is an exhibition of various works utilising multiple disciplines to explore disorientation across temporal, spatial, cognitive, and identity constructs. Beyond seeking for resolution, the works realised by the MA students in Cross-Disciplinary Strategies invite visitors to engage with shifting, puzzling narratives and concepts.

Works by 

  • Khadisha Dabayeva
  • Eva (CHE Yiwen) 
  • Momo E. Hontebeyrie
  • Sara Karimi
  • Aimée Kohn, Charlotte Kuoi, Momo E. Hontebeyrie
  • Charlotte Kuoi
  • NAMI (Filipa Reis)
  • Helin Özdemir, Benjamin Palme, Ádám Salòmvari
  • Elias Schulz, Lili Kátai
  • Charlie Spies 
CDS

Visual by Helin Özdemir and Benjamin Palmer 

Forecast

CDS Bachelor Group Exhibition
Postsparkasse
CDS Studio
25. – 28.06., 11:00 – 21:00

The Department Cross-Disciplinary Strategies (CDS) presents “Forecast,”  an exhibition showcasing Bachelor projects that critically and  creatively engage with the concept of forecast. Bridging art, science,  and philosophy, students present applied projects alongside reflective  investigations that question the technologies, narratives, and power  structures shaping our visions of heterogenous and oftentimes  conflictual futures. From speculative design to data-driven scenarios,  the works explore how forecasting informs action, imagination, and  responsibility across disciplines engaging with global challenges.

Works by

  • Jana Korksarnova
  • Iris Cirlan
  • Tara Momeni, Miriam Suranyi
  • Marlene Nutz
  • Julia Skrobisz
  • Louis Petermann
  • Mika Perner
  • Para Gisa Anzi 
  • Sanea Lasraler
  • Kiana Arshadbakhtiari
  • Michael Schulte
  • Anissa Kosgahakumbura
  • Agatha Rosa
  • Karolina Trembecka
  • Cezanne Reindl-Schweighofer
CDS

Visual by Sanea Hertlein

Tuesday I Became Clouds

Group Exhibition
Postsparkasse
Seminar Room 34
25. – 28.06., 11:00 – 21:00

The exhibition shows artworks and series of visual essays that were developed as part of the course “Tuesday I Became Clouds” at the Department of Cross-Disciplinary Strategies in the winter semester 2024 / 2025. In exploring the annual theme of “Forecast”, our gaze wandered upwards. We were interested in the shape of things to come, specifically the everchanging shapes of clouds. We looked at the sky and various artistic and scientific ways of image making of clouds. We worked on actual reproductions of artworks and scientific instruments that looked at the clouds . In this way, we explored the potential of reproduction as an artistic strategy in interdisciplinary contexts – a way of seeing, understanding, producing and sharing knowledge.

Works by

  • Iris Cirlan
  • Marlene Nutz
  • Diletta Caregnato, Iris Cirlan
  • Miriam S. Surányi
  • Valentina Pickering Contreras
  • Kabel Cayaban
  • Lili Kátai

with Adnan Bacinovic

CDS

Clouds II, by Valentina Pickering Contreras

Staying in Touch

Performance
OKP-Ferstel-Trakt
Seminarraum 8
Mi., 25.6., 20 Uhr
Do., 26.6., 19 Uhr
Fr., 27.6., 18 Uhr

 

This performance addresses and tries to digest the state of dementia. The two directors’ personal experiences are connected to extensions from psychology, literature theory, philosophy, and care work. It is a dialogue to accompany a gradually fading memory and its occasional comeback. The palliative turn’s body is still warm, and we hold its hand.

Performance by 

  • Lili Kátai and Elias Schulz
CDS

Visual by Lili Kátai and Elias Schulz

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Institute of Arts and Society
University of Applied Arts Vienna
Vienna, Austria

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