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Dejaco, Victoria

 
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Tomicek presents us with an artist book with mixed media: photography, illustration, painting, sculpture and text. His bold scheme to show the whole in selected bits is remarkably true to the diversity and wonder of being, in all its contradictions and its sense of elegance: Romanticism at the beginning of the 21st century.

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Timotheus Tomicek is an Austrian artist, filmmaker and photographer. In his artistic work Tomicek is known for his heterogeneous, cross-media approach. Since 2009 his work has been shown widely in international exhibitions as well as included in collections. Following his successful solo project at Volta New York 2012, Tomicek was reviewed in Artinfo, The New York Examiner, The Huffington Post, Hamptons Art Hub, FAD, and CollabCubed.

Victoria Dejaco is an italian art historian, curator and writer, based in Graz, Austria.

Katrin Erthel is an artist and book designer basel in Leipzig, Germany.

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Timotheus Tomicek presents his view of the world with hit or miss. In his heterogeneous and cross-media approach, the Austrian artist, film-maker, and photographer has compiled a work consisting of photography, illustration, painting, sculptures, and texts that reflects his work in a clever, modern, and humorous way. The poetic photobook reflects fragments of art history and brings an intrinsically very romantic artist’s project into the 21st century.

At the same time, the artist’s concern is not to find answers, but links between elements such as images and words, which in turn only throw up more questions: where do the things come from and why do they not appear in random combinations?

The fine line between banality and profundity is not only reflected in the title hit or miss, but also sets the tone for the entire work: Is it possible to deduce the whole from the part? Is the part really reflected in the whole?

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