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Upcoming exhibition. Hyper_R

The ephemeral interaction is embodied and finds an anchoring in reality, which is expressed mainly through visual codes, sculpture and sound.

Artists: Alessandro Albrecht, Ganaël Dumreicher, Flora Hauser, Hannah Neckel, Ines Kaufmann, Lara Friesz, Luiza Furtado, Meltem Rukiye Calisir, Noah Friesz, Noah Rosa, Philipp Pess, Thilo Jenssen

Vernissage: 29/04/22 6-10 pm
Opening hours: 30.04.2022 – 02.05.2022 2-6 pm

Address and contact:
NEVER AT HOME
Schellinggasse 13, 1010 Wien
www.never-at-home.at

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