One Day Exhibition IKL: Modern Stalking
The presentation takes place in the One Day Exhibitions series, in which students from the faculty of Kunst und Bildung and Gestaltung im Kontext present artistic and designed works in the context of their work. These will take place every three weeks in the winter semester 2021/22 both at the IKL and online in the Virtual Gallery IKL ( https://virtual-gallery-ikl.akbild.ac.at ).
The film Modern Stalking consists of found footage material and deals with the normalization or romanticization of unhealthy, intrusive and even aggressive behavior. He shows how this is staged in popular romantic comedy films.
Ricarda Gratzer studies art and education at the Academy of Fine Arts. In her artistic work she deals with identity, neurodiversity and the structures / processes of human motivation. In doing so, she deals with the realities of life in marginalized groups, especially addicts.
To visit the exhibition, a 2G-PLUS certificate, the deposit of the data for the contact tracing and the wearing of an FFP2 mask are required.
The exhibition series is supervised by Christoph Urwalek, Elke Krasny, Sophie Lingg, Lena Fritsch, Valerie Lange, Miriam Raggam, Teresa Gatterer, Maria Kaufmann, ÖH IKL and the Atelier IKL.