MUND:ART
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This exhibition builds a bridge between tradition and contemporary art.
The artists deal with their linguistic identity and transform it into the form of a decorative object.
The dialects, or the peculiarities or uniqueness derived from them, can thus be carried and reflected in a new way - as a visual element on the body (to the outside world).
A rich variety of supra-regional dialects and language variants coexist in Graz.
Depending on geographical or social origin, terms and idioms vary considerably - sometimes to such an extent that they are difficult to understand or “translate”.
Dialects and dialects create and preserve traditions and history and play a central
role in the formation of identity - they shape our everyday lives and our self-image.
They enable people to identify or differentiate themselves and are deeply rooted in the local culture.
ARTISTS
Bacher Miriam
Binder Alexandra
Bochdansky Christoph
Cseh Nicole
Gallego Pilar
Gort Lis
Lausegger Julia
Layr Noah
Schweighofer Johannes
Steininger Jutta
The artists deal with their linguistic identity and transform it into the form of a decorative object.
The dialects, or the peculiarities or uniqueness derived from them, can thus be carried and reflected in a new way - as a visual element on the body (to the outside world).
A rich variety of supra-regional dialects and language variants coexist in Graz.
Depending on geographical or social origin, terms and idioms vary considerably - sometimes to such an extent that they are difficult to understand or “translate”.
Dialects and dialects create and preserve traditions and history and play a central
role in the formation of identity - they shape our everyday lives and our self-image.
They enable people to identify or differentiate themselves and are deeply rooted in the local culture.
ARTISTS
Bacher Miriam
Binder Alexandra
Bochdansky Christoph
Cseh Nicole
Gallego Pilar
Gort Lis
Lausegger Julia
Layr Noah
Schweighofer Johannes
Steininger Jutta
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