“Why that?” During Zaunbewegung, Vienna-based artist Angelika Wischermann moves a construction fence, link by link, through the landscape by removing the back piece of the fence and adding it to the front piece. The fence makes its way along the Obertrumer See, through fields and meadows, past houses and streets. Residents and festival guests can observe this construction and movement process for ten days when they watch the artist at work.

DATES

Sun, May 16 – Mon, May 24th 2021

01:30 p.m. – 05:30 p.m.

 Fri, May 21st. 2021
05:30 p.m.
After-work-drink with Angelika

ARTIST
Angelika Wischermann (AT)

introduces itself in an interview with Claus Friede:

(the whole interview will soon be available to read – here is an excerpt).

[…] “What were, what are, the biggest challenges to realising this work?
Answers by Angelika Wischermann: The biggest challenge was to find a suitable path for the performance.
for the performance. For eight days I walked along all the paths in Obertrum and the surrounding
in Obertrum and the surrounding area until I found a piece of path that was aesthetically and technically suitable for the fence-building process.

Angelika Wischermann works on site-specific installations and performances. Her artworks often enter into a relationship with the presentation site or space.
For her project realisations, she specifically searches for suitable locations or adapts her works to the respective site. She studied sculpture and media art at the Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts in Kiel, completing her bachelor’s degree with Arnold Dreyblatt. She then studied sculpture and multimedia with Erwin Wurm and others at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. There she received her diploma with Martin Walde. She lives and works in Vienna.” […]

RESIDENT

Franz Gruber
Familie Maislinger
Johann Ibetsberger
Familie Schaumburger
Alois Lindner

 ADDRESS / LOCATION

Line 120, Mattsee Ausserhof stop