Everything begins with a feeling. At first vague, shadowy and undefined. Bit by bit, a development begins. Signs of change become noticeable. Sensory impressions are processed. The invisible is made visible and familiar conditions are rediscovered. A living archive. Not a superficial glance, but a close look is required. The perception of fragile details is characteristic for the contents, which the artists treat in their works. The living is registered and inscribed anew. Everyday things are archived and questions about life in a society are raised.

Is it possible to get out of this system? How can we bring about change? Can approaches to a new world be whispered into our minds through artistic interventions?

Our current society has long outgrown the “pigeonholes” that have been imposed on us- in the past. If the audience dares to experiment and engage with the content of the work, new thought-provoking impulses are possible.

Julia Bugram (born 1988 in Vienna) lives and works in Vienna as an interdisciplinary artist with a focus on graphics, installation and objects.

She has experience in artistic project management and crowdfunding. Cross-disciplinary collaboration with artists and experts from various fields is a feature of her approach to find new ideas and solutions for her work.

Sheila Furlan (born 1974 in Rome) lives and works as a freelance artist in Munich. She completed her art studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and on a scholarship in Spain.

Her fields of work are installation, photography and object. She has also realized cross-artistic projects in dance, music and theater as well as collaborations with performance artists.