RE-EVOLUTION
(…) The vernissage audience stands around as though at the bottom of the sea in the north atlantic in the white cube, where it-girls in light blue high heels and green-scaled latex serve hors d’oeuvres of salmon and seaweed. Everything seems to be of glass, and frequencies reminiscent of breaking ice cut through the room. Then an electric guitar strung with sailor’s yarn is heard and the smoky voice of a siren sings: “Cover the surface … Cover the surface. Revolutions take place on the surface and are part of our enjoyment. Only the surface grants us the illusion of understanding, creates identity as the mortar of society, and evokes the feeling of community. Realities are transformed into images on it, which infect our thoughts and guide our desire. It constructs the public sphere, structures society, programs individuals and creates a hegemony of the masochistic gaze, which disciplines us under the hypnosis of the capital to property, consumption, security and control. We are addicted to the scourge of the reactionaries and strive for homogenizing superficiality. Cover the surface …” In a loose group of posing people, rhinestones glitter over tanned decolletes and a spaced out hippie in a sleeveless net shirt, wearing too tight white linen pants, dark sunglasses and a ganesha tattoo on his left upper arm stretches in rhythm with the waves: “You are fantastic. You are indra’s net. You are a sparkling multitude of diamonds reflecting every facet of the individual and all his connections. You are a networked society, a virtual information space, rendered from the void that illuminates in neoplatonic raytracing.” A young globalization critic in reebok shoes, adidas jacket and with blonde rasta hair rising up like a double helix, curls her silicone-lips into a nike swoosh, from which an angelic voice murmurs: “Since we no longer live in spaces – all the talk about spaces of nature, free spaces or virtual spaces is a nostalgic lie – the surface is not a euphemism, where other layers are hidden below. Surface does not cover depth, but simply communicates links, which then refer to other regions of the surface. Surface resembles a map without land that abets all fictions. There is no transcendence and no escape either. Every flight only extends endlessness with no exit.” The DJ scales down the beats and a spheric carpet of sonic tones mingles among the crowd. Two bodybuilders in dark suits pull a red curtain from a wall-filling picture, in which can be read in fluorescent letters: “Since we are subject to a surface regime and live in superficies of image culture, abhorrence has become commonplace. For this reason, the surface is the scene where art is called upon to negotiate and take action, in order to train resistance. The principle of unconditional resistance is a right that art must simultaneously invent, reflect and rely on, so that a cultural counter-offensive can begin, which opposes sovereignty. This requires that art must enter into opposition against all the powers that limit the project of re-evolution: state power, the economic powers of the corporations and international capital, media, religious and ideological powers.” (…)
2003
Siebdruck auf Alucopan, 100 × 150 cm
Text: Thomas Feuerstein
goethe 2 gallery Bozen Bolzano www.nichts.org 2004
Nassauischer Kunstverein Wiesbaden ausser atem 2003
Galerie E. & K. Thoman Innsbruck 2003 coming closer (Ausstellungsansicht)
coming closer
mit Texten von Thomas Feuerstein und Robert Fleck
ed. Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
published by Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
Design: Christoph Hinterhuber
nothing
worldwide
no
nomad
join@
wonderland
psychic war
sunrise
disco
real
23
nada
12 x Siebdruck auf Alucopan, 66 × 88 cm
Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum Innsbruck 2009 CHRISTOPH HINTERHUBER (Ausstellungsansicht)
FRAC des Pays de la Noire Nantes 2003 coming closer
Ancienne Manufactures d’Armes St.Etienne le jaune de l ́oeuf 2003
Bernsteiner Dependance Wien 2003 coming closer3
Nouvelle Galerie Grenoble 2003 www.build-cells.org
Galerie E. & K. Thoman Innsbruck 2003 coming closer
Sammlung Falckenberg Hamburg 2002 das absurde bekannte
Text von Robert Fleck
Texte de Robert Fleck
coming closer
mit Texten von Thomas Feuerstein und Robert Fleck
ed. Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
published by Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
Design: Christoph Hinterhuber
2002
5 x Siebdruck auf Alucopan
200 × 66 cm
desert drawings
black marker on paper
29,7 × 42 cm each
Galerie A4 Innsbruck no filler just killer 2015
Austrian Cultural Forum London time(less) signs – otto neurath and reflections in austrian contemporary art 2014
künstlerhaus Wien zeitlose zeichen – gegenwartskunst in referenz zu otto neurath 2012
goethe 2 gallery Bozen Bolzano www.nichts.org 2004
Nassauischer Kunstverein Wiesbaden ausser atem 2003
Galerie E. & K. Thoman Innsbruck 2003 coming closer (Ausstellungsansicht)
coming closer
mit Texten von Thomas Feuerstein und Robert Fleck
ed. Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
published by Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
Design: Christoph Hinterhuber
2003
Digital Print
260 × 760 cm
Austrian Cultural Forum London time(less) signs – otto neurath and reflections in austrian contemporary art 2014
künstlerhaus Wien zeitlose zeichen – gegenwartskunst in referenz zu otto neurath 2012
goethe 2 gallery Bozen Bolzano www.nichts.org 2004 (Ausstellungsansicht)
Galerie E. & K. Thoman Innsbruck 2003 coming closer
coming closer
mit Texten von Thomas Feuerstein und Robert Fleck
ed. Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
published by Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
Design: Christoph Hinterhuber
coming closer, digital print2003
Acryl auf Alucopan
100 × 100 cm
DISCO (not before 5 a.m.)
DJ-Mix 80 min vinyl only
Galerie Thoman Innsbruck coming closer 2003
DJ-VJ Performance @ Galleria Civica di Arte Contemporanea Trento work art tv 2003
coming closer
mit Texten von Thomas Feuerstein und Robert Fleck
ed. Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
published by Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
Design: Christoph Hinterhuber
www.build-cells.org
2003
Nouvelle Galerie Grenoble
rhizome
2003
UV-Glühbirnen, schwarze Kabel, Wandmalerei Silber
coming closer (zeichen)
2002
12 x Siebdruck auf Alucopan, 66 × 88 cm
love rules
2003
Neonanlage, 20 × 200 cm; Wandmalerei schwarz
www.build-cells.org
Web Sculpture
flash animation
online 2002 – 2018
Text von Robert Fleck
Texte de Robert Fleck
coming closer
mit Texten von Thomas Feuerstein und Robert Fleck
ed. Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
published by Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
Design: Christoph Hinterhuber
coming closer3
2003 – 2004
Bernsteiner Dependance Wien
lick my stick
2003
Digital Print
re-evolution tribal edit
2003
Siebdruck auf Alucopan, 100 × 150 cm
Text: Thomas Feuerstein
coming closer (zeichen) tribal edit
2002
12 x Siebdruck auf Alucopan, 66 × 88 cm
coming closer (systems) tribal edit
2002
5 x Siebdruck auf Alucopan
200 × 66 cm
8-Channel Sound Installation: Peter Szely
coming closer
mit Texten von Thomas Feuerstein und Robert Fleck
ed. Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
published by Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
Design: Christoph Hinterhuber
coming closer2
2003
FRAC des Pays de la Loire Carquefou/Nantes
coming closer (zeichen)
2002, 12 x Siebdruck auf Alucopan, 66 × 88 cm
rhizome
2003, UV-Glühbirnen, schwarze Kabel, Wandmalerei Silber
playlist
2003, Wallpainting
Text von Robert Fleck
Texte de Robert Fleck
coming closer
mit Texten von Thomas Feuerstein und Robert Fleck
ed. Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
published by Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
Design: Christoph Hinterhuber
coming closer
2003
Galerie E.+K. Thoman Innsbruck
coming closer (zeichen)
2002
12 x Siebdruck auf Alucopan, 66 × 88 cm
coming closer (systems)
2002
5 x Siebdruck auf Alucopan, 200 × 66 cm
coming closer (playlist)
2003
Siebdruck auf Alucopan, 100 × 100 cm
DISCO (not before 5 a.m.)
DJ-Mix 80 min vinyl only
coming closer (ideologie)
2003
Digital Print, 260 × 760 cm
coming closer (re-evolution)
2003
Siebdruck auf Alucopan, 100 × 150 cm
Text: Thomas Feuerstein
coming closer
mit Texten von Thomas Feuerstein und Robert Fleck
ed. Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
published by Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
Design: Christoph Hinterhuber
2002
Sammlung Falckenberg Hamburg Das absurde Bekannte (cur. Sabine Gamper)
coming closer (zeichen)
2002
12 x Siebdruck auf Alucopan, 66 × 88 cm
rhizome
2002
UV-Glühbirnen, schwarze Kabel, Wandmalerei Silber
2002
plus ultra
Digital Print 375 × 500 cm
Folder A4, Poster A1
www.build-cells.org
flash animation
online 2003 – 2018
Kunstraum Innsbruck plus ultra (cur. medien.kunst.tirol) 2002
Foto: Thomas Feuerstein
2005
plus ultra. jenseits der moderne? / beyond modernity?
st. bidner, t. feuerstein (hg./eds.)
revolver verlag frankfurt am main
coming closer
mit Texten von Thomas Feuerstein und Robert Fleck
ed. Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
published by Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
Design: Christoph Hinterhuber
2002
Wandmalerei Acryl, 240 × 200 × 240 cm;
Objekt Stahl, lackiert, 50 × 150 × 50 cm; Neonröhre 200 cm; IR-Kopfhörer;
Sounddesign: Werner Moebius
Galerie im Taxispalais Innsbruck variable stücke 2002
Foto: Rainer Iglar
Christoph Hinterhuber Werner Moebius
cybersnack
Mini-CD
2002
coming closer
mit Texten von Thomas Feuerstein
und Robert Fleck
ed. Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
published by Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck
ISBN 3-902315-02-4
Design: Christoph Hinterhuber
Christoph Hinterhuber
ed. Wolfgang Meighörner, Bernhard Braun
Text von Günther Dankl
published by Tiroler Landesmuseen
ISBN 978-3-9000083-21-2