Riemerplatz 2, 3100 St. Pölten

Ben Reyer

Ben Reyer is a visual artist who lives and works in Vienna. In his powerful works, he blends collages, painting, and typography to create a distinctive visual language. He critically examines issues such as consumerism, power structures, and social symbols.

A subtle, subversive humour permeates his work, prompting viewers to reflect. His humour can be playful, sometimes angry, but always spot-on. He deconstructs the visual codes of the everyday, rearranging them to challenge existing narratives and offer alternative perspectives.

Mariahilferstrasse 1, 1060 Wien

BOICUT

BOICUT lives and works in Vienna. His artistic practice is defined by a distinctive visual language in which impulsive lines merge with abstract forms inspired by everyday visuals. The focus is on reaching well-balanced compositions than can be understood as the aesthetic expression of inner balance.

The fascination with the aesthetic quality of the ordinary is a recurring theme in BOICUT’s work. His art can be interpreted as an attempt to preserve authenticity and childlike intuition as a creative approach.

Kalvarienbergplatz 11, 7000 Eisenstadt

Elizaveta Kruchinina

Kruchi Liza is a Vienna-based artist whose work focuses on narrative art that unites cultures, stories, and emotions. Her works are a unique blend of drawing, design, ceramics, textile art and printmaking.

She finds inspiration in nature, the ocean and especially in the women of her family, whose stories and experiences resonate in her work. She understands her art as an invitation to reflect, aiming to spark joy, awaken interest, and create a sense of connection.

Heuplatz 3, 9020 Klagenfurt

Frau Isa

The Austrian artist started her career creating graffiti in her youth, which evolved into a diverse practice. Her work now includes murals, illustrations, ceramics, digital art, and object design. Her pieces are inspired by everyday observations, family moments, vintage photography, and nature. She found her way into the art world without formal academic training, working intuitively, always ready to experiment and embrace new styles.

Seestrasse 5, 6900 Bregenz

Fritz Anton

Fritz Anton is an artist with a background in architecture whose paintings combine precision with organic dynamics. His works feature sweeping lines and a playful lightness which, upon closer inspection, reveal mysterious figures and stories. Drips and colour gradients left to chance give his paintings a distinctive vitality. Fritz Anton takes inspiration from everyday observations and personal experiences to create works that are open to interpretation, encouraging viewers to start a lively dialogue.

Hauptplatz 1, 8010 Graz

Ju Schnee

Ju Schnee is an artist trained in Graz who combines painting with digital media such as augmented reality. Her works merge organic forms with technological depth, inviting viewers on a meditative journey into the subconscious. Since 2020, she has pursued an introspective approach. International exhibitions and her work with AR, NFTs, and AI position her as an innovative voice in contemporary art.

Hauptplatz 13, 4020 Linz

Madita Kloss

Madita Kloss is a Viennese artist whose work revolves around women. Her figures appear confident and self-assured, often meeting the viewer’s gaze directly, creating an immediate connection. In addition to these powerful portraits, Madita frequently returns to the classical still life, which she reinterprets with striking expressiveness.

The emotional intensity and vibrancy of her colours give her paintings a unique radiance. For Madita, painting is a deeply personal and often therapeutic process: “I paint in order to process,” she says.

Marktplatz 6, 5020 Salzburg

Sebastian Schager

Sebastian Schager is a visual artist from Vienna. His work explores symbols, signs and cultural codes, inviting viewers to reflect rather than offering clear-cut messages. Instead, his pieces open up spaces for personal interpretation. With deliberate ambiguity, Schager combines religious symbols, tears, and iconographic fragments to create complex visual worlds that resist any singular reading. He is particularly interested in the tension between individual perception and collective visual language.

Museumsstrasse 7, 6020 Innsbruck

Silvano Derungs

Silvano Derungs (SFD.jpg) is a versatile artist and dedicated art educator who lives and works in Vienna. His deep connection to nature is reflected not only in his love of the forest, but also in his passion for collecting flowers.

With a pencil in hand and a rucksack on his back, he explores his surroundings, capturing impressions in drawings and paintings. His artistic focus lies primarily on drawing and painting, with a keen eye for detail.