White Noise
White Noise
May 3, 2021
Doris Maximiliane Würgert, still frame taken from ‘Rückblick aus dem Jahr 2030’ (Review from the Year 2030), 2017. One-channel HD video installation, colour, audio, 08:18 mins.
© Doris Maximiliane Würgert, with kind permission from Fotogalerie Wien
Modern life seems to be infused with a sense of latent disquiet. It is a present-day phenomenon that manifests itself as something of a background noise in our subconscious minds: diffuse, vague, yet always present.
The group showcase ‘White Noise’ encompasses filmic and photographic spatial investigations that explore how this disquiet state affects our perception of reality. As well as creating new spaces by means of digital and analogue manipulations, the participating artists merge existing places with a ‘second reality’ (achieved through visual and auditory shifts in context) – as well as absurd spatial situations that juxtapose the colourful world of the present day with a much darker past.
‘White Noise’ comprises works by Doris Maximiliane Würgert (Germany), Maximiliane Leni Armann (Germany/Austria), Viktoria Schmid, Laura Sperl (Austria), Rudolf Strobl (Austria) and Patrick Topitschnig (Austria).
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Doris Maximiliane Würgert, still frame taken from ‘Rückblick aus dem Jahr 2030’ (Review from the Year 2030), 2017. One-channel HD video installation, colour, audio, 08:18 mins.
© Doris Maximiliane Würgert, with kind permission from Fotogalerie Wien
Maximiliane Leni Armann: still frame taken from ‘another state of matter’, 2017. Video, 4:3, audio, 02:30 mins., loop
© Maximiliane Leni Armann, with kind permission from Fotogalerie Wien
Viktoria Schmid: still frame taken from ‘A Proposal to project in Scope’, 2020. 35mm film, audio, 08:00 mins.
© Viktoria Schmid, with kind permission from Fotogalerie Wien
Laura Sperl: ‘Schattenbelichtungen’ (Shadow Exposures), 2018–2020. Photograms, pigment prints, 34.5 x 26 cm
© Laura Sperl, with kind permission from Fotogalerie Wien
Rudolf Strobl: from the series ‘Dye’, 2010–16, pigment print, 50 x 50 cm
© Rudolf Strobl, with kind permission from Fotogalerie Wien