Applied Photography and Time-Based Media

Postering the OKP!

As part of the cooperation between the department of applied photography and the collection & archive Angewandte.

An exhibition by the class of Applied photography and time-based media during the Angewandte festival

Opening on Tuesday, 28.6.
daily 11:00 to 21:00 until Friday, 1.7.

We take a thing, a DINGS, because it’s the annual theme, the THING, the THINGS/DINGS (it was also once called).
We take the thing in front of our lenses: small lenses, big lenses, internal and external ones. We examine, question and evaluate it—as motive and motivation, for an illustration, a translation, a thing—a photo, or more.

Come here you THING, I’ll turn you:
functional, designed, constructed, invented, desirable, ritual, original, commercial, cooperated, trashy, valuable, existential, significant, fake, human, huge, tiny, untouchable, a JOKE

We want to show it in a Dings, in a booklet or exhibition, or both, whatever we envisage for the thing, however well we mean it with the thing.
We are the agents of things—well-meaning, self-serving, obsessed, in love and unreliable.

Works by
Aaron Gaab
Anna Skuratovski
Benjamin Laabmayr
Dalmonia Rognean
Dora Galyas Denerak
Elif Gündüz
Fritz Enzo Kargl
Laura Spes
Luca Celine Müller
Lukas Thüringer
Lydia Naomi Knöbl
Magdalena Chan
Michael Giefing
Mirjam Reiter
Moritz Franz Zangl
Nico Pistec
Oskar Ott
Olesya Parfenyuk
Pia Heer
Rea von der Liszt
Roozbeh Gholami
Vincent Forstenlechner

Supported by
Maria Ziegelböck
Caroline Heider
Pascal Petignat
Jens Preusse
Elodie Grethen

Applied photography and time-based media
www.applied-photography.at
OKP-Schwanzer-Trakt, 4th floor
Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2
1010 Vienna

MATCH!

An Angewandte exhibition at AFA Off Space

The exhibition MATCH! is a collaborative project between the Department of Applied Photography and the Fashion Department of the University of Applied Arts Vienna, focusing on the interdependency of the two fields.

Glitching the idea of glamour and breaking conventional ways of behaving in fashion, the shown works depict garments in multiple ways: glorified, neglected, staged, distorted and rough-handled, they transform into creatures/ beeings/ entities/ bodies, developing their own language translated through photography.

works by

Luca Celine Müller and Fritz Enzo Kargl with Yuliya Glasun
Magdalena Chan with Alisa Tegin
Dalmonia Rognean and Roozbeh Gholami with Marily Elmezoglou
Marie Haefner and Lydia Knöbl with Julia Nagl
Marie Luise Baumschlager with Pouran Parvizi
Hana Bei, Marija Dondović, Aaron Gaab and Oskar Ott with Jun Takeuchi
Rea Von Der Liszt, Elif Gündüz and Pia Heer with Oliver Kuzma

(Posting photography: Dalmonia Rognean und Roozbeh Gholami, Fashion: Marily Elmezoglou)

MATCH! was initiated by Maria Ziegelböck, Monica Titton and Yasmina Haddad in 2021.

June 21. - July 1., 2022
Mon - Thu, 10 am - 4 pm
Opening: June 21. 2022, 6 pm
Closing Night: July 1., 2022, 6 pm

AFA Offspace
Lindengasse 27/1
1070 Vienna

Luca Celine Müller (.celine)
Fritz Enzo Kargl ()
Yuliya Glasun ()
Magdalena Chan ()
Alisa Tegin (.alisa)
Dalmonia Rognean (.rognean)
Roozbeh Gholami (.gh)
Marily Elmezoglou ()
Marie Haefner ()
Lydia Knöbl ()
Julia Nagl ()
Marie Luise Baumschlager (.baumschlager)
Pouran Parvizi ()
Hana Bei (),
Marija Dondović (),
Aaron Gaab ()
Oskar Ott (.ott) with Jun Takeuchi (@1.993)
Rea Von Der Liszt (),
Elif Gündüz () and
Pia Heer ()
Oliver Kuzma ()

MATCH: Huizi Yao + Johannes Hartmann

As part of 'MATCH - Collaborative project with fashion and photography students, summer semester 2021‘

Photography: Huizi Yao
Fashion: Johannes Hartmann
Models: Alisa Tegin, Delara Tavassoti, Johannes Hartmann

MATCH: ZOZI Edition Playing Cards

As part of 'MATCH - Collaborative project with fashion and photography students, summer semester 2021‘

Inspired by the card game nights during Lockdown, we decided to redesign the "Wizard" playing cards, incorporating the collections of 4 students from the fashion class. The poses and the idea of a continuous background connecting all the cards were directly applied to our version. Additionally, we used houses as a backdrop for each color to further visualize the experience of inclusion. We created an edition of 100 packs of cards that were promoted during the 2021 Applied Festival with an epic card game tournament.

Photography: Julian Lee-Harather, Anahita Asadifar, Lea Sophia Mair
Fashion: Alessandro Santi, Blank Wittmann, Johannes Hartmann, Larissa Falk
Graphic Design: Maria Rudakova







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MATCH: Michael Giefing

As part of 'MATCH - Collaborative project with fashion and photography students, summer semester 2021‘

Inspired by Hans Eijkelbooms „People of the Twenty-First Century“ I wanted to see how my identity changes when wearing other peoples favorite outfits. To do so I chose the overly private and exposing setting of facebook mirror selfies (each time in the surrounding of the person I borrowed the outfit from).

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MATCH: Marie Haefner + Kaja Busch

As part of 'MATCH - Collaborative project with fashion and photography students, summer semester 2021‘

Kaja Busch‘s collection is about shame in a social and bodily context. After extensive research based on interviews with wo- men and non-binary people the aim was to use commonly known and readable signifiers of shame and turn them into garments. In the end the collection should be something one can reflect on and have an empowering effect that could normalize what is usualy deemed as shameful. Marie Haefner‘s photographic approach for this project is strongly influenced by Rineke Dijkstra‘s Beach Portraits and the way her subjects are portrayed through the poses they take.

Photography: Marie Haefner
Fashion + Styling: Kaja Busch
Models: Safira Robens, Dora Denerak Galyas, Selma Lindgren

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MATCH: Dudas — Dora Denerak Galyas + Alissa Herbig

As part of 'MATCH - Collaborative project with fashion and photography students, summer semester 2021‘

Photography: Dora Denerak Galyas
Fashion: Alissa Herbig
Models: Andrea ’Fajgerne’ Dudas, Ildiko Dudas
Artworks: Andrea ’Fajgerne’ Dudas,  Housewife’s art, tea towels painting series , 2021 oil on canvas

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MATCH: Jessica Roes Meilland/Adriana Ingeli + Anastasya Shpagina

As part of 'MATCH - Collaborative project with fashion and photography students, summer semester 2021‘

The fashion collection was designed by the designer Anastasya Shpagina which found her inspiration in the surrealism art movement and mountain environment. The photoshoot took place mainly in the studio, where Jessica and Adriana portrayed the garments prototypes, as most garments were yet to be completed.

Photography: Jessica Roes Meilland, Adriana Ingeli
Fashion: Anastasya Shpagina
Models: Miriam Reiter and Anna Skuratovski

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Analzone - Benjamin Laabmayr/Nicole Hirschi + Julian Schock

As part of 'MATCH - Collaborative project with fashion and photography students, summer semester 2021‘

Welcome to the ANALZONE! A place where the boarder of fashion and random objects blurs and where we all ht J. B..

Photography: Benjamin Laabmayr, Nicole Hirschi
Fashion: Julian Schock
Models: Caroline Gritsch, Olivia Scheucher, Wolfgang Perner, Tina Enöckl, Elisabeth Petutschnig, Selene Maidre, Sebastian

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GAZE Alienation. Anna Skuratovski/Lea Sophia Mair + Larissa Falk

As part of 'MATCH - Collaborative project with fashion and photography students, summer semester 2021‘

‘The body is the sum of being and have been being. The lived time is visible and how it was lived’. Marlene Streeruwitz
The collection and our collaborative work evolved out of a personal need to examine and question the fetishization of the female body and its parts.
In our society, women are pushed to constantly question their appearance and themselves through advertising, magazines, television and social media. The exposure of the female body, and how unveiling the skin has historically changed in different cultures are the main topics of Larissa Falks diploma collection „Alienation“ and our photographic approach for creating a visual identity.
Rotating between roles and perspectives of looking and being looked at, we analyze the gaze of others as much as our own – choosing not only to be looked at but to gaze back, representing and reclaiming our own power.

Photography: Anna Skuratovski, Lea Sophia Mair
Fashion: Larissa Falk
Models: Haidy, Livia, Tuerkan, Lisa, Paula, Alexandra, Lucia, Verena, Anna, Lea Sophia, Larissa, Adele, Elfriede, Roswitha

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MATCH: Elif Gündüz + Sunae Hwang

As part of 'MATCH - Collaborative project with fashion and photography students, summer semester 2021‘

The collection is dedicated to Sunae Hwang’s Korean roots, reminiscent of the struggles that she had encountered during her school days. The inspiration has started with the kids in uniforms, during her generation.

Sunae Hwang wanted to capture the misfit ones and their suppressed rage & sorrow. This collection is a dedication for” the beautiful struggles'' and the “beautiful endings”.

The collaboration is to emphasize the concept behind the garments, combining collage, digital manipulation techniques and photography.

Photography: Elif Gündüz
Fashion and Styling: Sunae Hwang
Model: Mia Matsune

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