Neue Galerie Graz | A Playground Guide to getting Lost
Prize of the Province of Styria for the Promotion of Contemporary Visual Art 2021
Curator: Lina Albrikiene
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A Playground Guide to getting Lost Curated by Lina Albrikiene at Neue Galerie Graz, Musueum Joanneum
Group Exhibition with following Artists: Alfredo Barsuglia, Kamilla Bischof, Beate Gatschelhofer, Georg Haberler, Daniel Hafner, Veronika Hauer, Ernst Koslitsch, Alfred Lenz, Ute Müller, Armin A. Pichler, René Stiegler, zweintopf
Ernst Koslitsch presents his Yellow Universe to the public. He creates his imaginative world using yellow Doka panels that he finds on construction sites.
Various figurative creatures form their own cosmos, an extensive family tree that reflects the peculiarities of diverse beings - beings who live on an island in the middle of nowhere and are probably long since colonized by now.
In this way, his works almost resemble sacred altars. Holy Stick, one of the exhibited pieces, even incorporates the idea of holiness in its title - an untouchable, fragile, small universe in the sacred color of yellow.
The artwork Hashtag forever brings us into the present - into the era of social media. Specifically, to Instagram. Small snippets from our worlds are shown: whether fantasy or reality, usually no one questions it.
Text bc Curator Alina Albrikiene | Cataloge exerpt
Hashtag Forever (Yellow Universe) | Contemporary wood Sculpure Now | Installation View Ernst Koslitsch
Detail of the Wall-Sculpture “Hashtag Forever” 2021 | RML Gallery Vienna
Build up and unboxing 😳️ at Neue Galerie Graz for “A Playground Guide to getting Lost” - Exhibition | Image by Lina Albrikiene
The incompetend Dragon 2021 | Painting by Ernst Koslitsch | Neue Galerie Graz
Holy Stick | Contemporary Wood Sculpture (Yellow Universe) | Installation View
The incompetend Dragon 2021 | Painting by Ernst Koslitsch | Neue Galerie Graz
Holy Stick | Contemporary Wood Sculpture (Yellow Universe) | Installation View