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What or who inspires you in your career?
I am literally depending on the visual component of life. For example, even going to the store, I notice little details around me. I am inspired by shapes, bends, intersections, the play of objects among themselves. I also really admire the work of avant-garde artists – Kandinsky, Richter, Goncharova.

I am inspired by shapes, bends, intersections, the play of objects among themselves.

bogdana skorik interview
Artist: Bogdana Skorik

How do you choose the subjects of your paintings?
I can’t stop paying attention to little details. Even on the bend of the chair I see the whole composition in it. I think I have a special outlook on life – I instantly visually disassemble the object into parts. Non-ideality also inspires me – I would prefer a not so beautiful, but unique sitter than an ideal model.

What role does your background play in your work?
My mother is an artist and it always motivated me to do art. I did not study at an art school – I studied separately with a teacher, then I entered design classes, where I already developed my own style.

I prefer to work with real materials. Paper, canvas, cardboard, and generally everything you can draw on.

What mediums do you work with?
I prefer to work with real materials. Paper, canvas, cardboard, and generally everything you can draw on. Even when I draw digitally, I start drawing parts of the work on paper, then I scan them and put everything together on the computer.

What’s your favorite place in Vienna?
I probably have two favorite places in Vienna – Erholungsgebiet Steinhofgründe and Neubaugasse – a street of vintage shops and second-hand stores. I also immensely love small cozy Viennese coffee houses.

One last question, how do you spend your day now?
In Moscow there is the regime of self-isolation, so I’m at home all day. It is a great opportunity for me to improve myself. I listen to lectures, watch old films and reflect all the time. Thanks to reflection, I know myself much better, which motivates me to draw even more. I have a lot of ideas and plans that I gradually implement. Currently I have this idea to create an installation, which I am already working on.

Bogdana Skorik

Mary Sue is a double game, with a single player (the creature) who also acts as a referee (the creator) and as a favorite playground stereotypes, conventions, aberrations of the world, my own dysfunctions.

Rita Keller is an Ukrainian visual artist. Her story “Youth in Graz” is a long-term research and documentation of youngsters, their self-perception, exposed beauty and mental boundaries.

The Ukrainian artist Yelyzaveta Vlasenko is 21 years old. She is currently living in Kyiv. Her way of expression is the abstract painting. She is inspired by colors, shapes and their union in an environment.

The project focuses on creative, new, and versatile ways to communicate contemporary art and specializes in press, public relations, and social media communication for artists as well as galleries, museums.

It was my last day in Milan, and I just wanted to take a short walk through the city. By chance, I wandered into a street where the PORTS 1961 fashion show had just taken place.

Something So Clear is Kapil Das‘ patient look behind the visual clichés and stereotypes that have come to define India. Consisting of a tight edit from thousands of photos taken over a decade.

The French painter Bertrand Fournier is 34 years old. He lives and works in Janville Sur Juine, a small village in the suburbs of Paris. He is married and is a father of three beautiful children.

Paul Gounon is a multidisciplinary artist born in 1989 in Aix-en-Provence. At the moment he lives and works in Paris. His work is at the crossroads of history and storytelling.

Based on years of experience as a photographer and an absolute Vienna lover I invite local people as well as visitors to explore hidden gems not far away from the place where they live.

Two Journeys is a project by The Golden Pixel ­Cooperative, conceived by Viktoria Schmid and Lisa Truttmann, in collaboration with Los Angeles-based filmmakers ­Rebecca Baron and Nora Sweeney.

Poolscapes brings together two connected bodies of work—“The Pool” (2002–05) and “Poolscapes” (2009–12)—focused on the motif of the swimming pool and realized over the course of ten years.

Searching Eva is the tale of a young woman growing up in the age of the internet, turning the search for oneself into a public spectacle, challenging you on what a woman „should be“.

Dear Friends. Girls* and Boys*, Non-binary or Gender Fluid, Trans Ladies and Gentlemens, Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals and Straights, Subs and Doms, Tops and Bottoms, dear Family of Deviants.

Nic Caruccio has been painting all his life, but really started taking it seriously in college at Columbia College Chicago. After graduating, Nic started focusing on developing his own style and subject matter.

On the 13th of April – after three months of productive meetings and a lot of fun, we had a release party for our first issue, which started at the Improper Walls Gallery and continued at Mutzenbacher.

Shira Barzilay lives in Tel Aviv, Israel. She creates her art out of a deep and emotional spot with a cheerful disposition. In this exclusive interview, she told us more about her work and her daily routine.

Photographer Stephan Würth has taken his passion for the sport and transformed it into Tennis Fan, a collection of black and white photographs that he took on Kodak film over the past ten years.

Sojin Park was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea. As a kid, she always loved making something with her own hands. After graduating a design college in Korea, she studied fashion and art further.

In his first solo exhibition Benjamin Weber shows works which reflect different aspects and theories about time. His oeuvre touches physical themes as the chaos theory and relativity theory.