Physically, architecturally, and atmospherically Heimo Zobernig modifies spaces, their significance and how we perceive them, by means of powerful interventions. At the Kunsthaus Bregenz he once again brings into play his characteristic vocabulary in order to call into question architectural givens in a variant of his Venice Biennale work. Yilmaz Dziewior, curator of the Austrian Pavilion at this year’s Venice Biennale, Thomas D. Trummer, Director of the Kunsthaus Bregenz, and Penelope Curtis, Director of the Museu Calouste Gulbenkian in Lisbon, each deeply conversant with Zobernig’s work, especially at the Austrian Pavilion, engage from different points of view with the works newly created for Bregenz. Zobernig himself, who had a decisive hand in the design of the catalogue publication, accompanies a selection of his works with short commentaries. Large-format installation views are set in the context of earlier works to document his subtle interventions in secular as well as highly symbolic architectures.
Edited by Kunsthaus Bregenz,
Thomas D. Trummer;
with texts by Penelope Curtis, Yilmaz Dziewior, Thomas D. Trummer, and Heimo Zobernig
Graphic design: Dorothea Brunialti, Vienna
German|English
approx. 208 pages, 21 x 29, 7 cm, Hardcover, linen