Bei ihrer Installation beschäftigt sich die bildende Künstlerin Angela Fischer in Hinblick auf Vergangenheit und Zukunft mit verschiedenen Materialien, die selbst eine Geschichte erzählen: Die händisch gefertigte Skulptur besteht aus einer Kombination von Holz und Carbon, die für den Gegensatz vo
Theresa Hattinger setzt sich in ihrem Projekt „The answer, my friend…“ mit der konstanten Veränderung des Lebens in humorvoller Art auseinander. Ausgestellt ist das Werk bis Ende März im Schaufenster der Wiener Rado Boutique.
Flora Miranda's chosen mission is to challenge the obsolete ideas of haute couture — for several years she has been researching physical boundary experiences that take place in real and virtual spaces.
Für die Installation «Ideell» wird die Vitrine im Schaufenster der Rado Boutique in einen Kleiderschrank verwandelt. Darin zu sehen ist eine sorgfältig gebügelte und zusammengefaltete Bluse. Designerin Pia Bauernberger möchte mit ihrem Projekt die Wertschätzung zum Ausdruck, die ein einzelner, vermeintlich unbedeutender Gegenstand im Laufe der Zeit erfahren kann. Jeder Kleiderschrank gibt Auskunft über die Biografie eines Menschen. Jegliche Dinge, die sich darin befinden, können wertvolle und lebenslange Begleiter sein.
Illustrator and fashion designer Onka Allmayer-Beck once again demonstrates how diversely the theme of time can be interpreted in her ‘Zodiac’ project. Her project: A structure made from handpainted ceramic tiles that is open at the front, illustrating time both fragmented and in its entirety, and addressing the slowing of time. The artist hopes that her installation will force viewers to pause.
Floating in timelessness and weightlessness. In the sixth installation of the Rado Star Prize Austria 2017, everything once again revolves around time. With her work ‘Zero Gravity’, architect and designer Petra Stelzmüller aims to capture the moment when time is standing still and presented as vividly as possible. Her inspiration: a snapshot of a water droplet turning into a sphere in freefall. ‘Zero Gravity’ can be seen at the Rado boutique in Vienna until the end of the month.
"Point of View" is about a moving perspective, flexible thoughts and the art of looking at an idea from the right angle and making it a reality. "The daily struggle for the best design and the filtering of one's own thoughts was the original idea for our installation.
Thomas Waidhofer and Nicholas Wormus are a pair of artists and designers, who are using the display window of the Rado boutique in Vienna to showcase a modern interpretation of the Vanitas still life.
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