Elisabeth Wildling

Embodied Margins: Re-imagining the Mainstream

Artistic Research, together with Janhavi Dhamankar (Philosophy, Dance, Performance), Elisabeth Wildling (Light, Video), 2023

Colorspaces

Experimentation, 2023

In A Silent Way

Transdisciplinary Field Performance, Festival Philosophy Unbound – DETEXT, New Delhi, India, 2018

Presence and Appearance

Exhibition, Universalmuseum Joanneum / Schloss Trautenfels, 2018

experimental laboratory

On the Occasion of the Opening 3 of 1 the VIENNA BIENNALE, MAK Portico, June 2017

Un/ Controlled Spaces

Installation, Greenock/Glasgow (GB), 2016

Analogue Spatial Pan

Open Material, KEX – Kunsthalle Exnergasse Wien, Okt 2015

Tango Reminiszenzen

For Hello & Goodbye / uniT / La Strada, August 2015

Circles

Reininghaus Graz, Emerging Art for Emerging Spaces, In Situ Focus 2015. Performer Ramona Lavrincsik, Philo Jöbstl, Camera Axel Wolf Bierbaum, Elisabeth Wildling

Palms

Sura Medura, Sri Lanka, 2015

endings are beginnings are endings

Sri Lanka, Sura Medura, 2015. Speaker: Roger Ely aka The Devils Chauffeur, Film: Elisabeth Wildling, Text: Friedrich Nietzsche, extract from "Thus Spoke Zarathustra"

Endings are beginnings are endings,
everything that will occur has already occurred.

Beginnings are Endings is a film that begins before dawn when it is still dark. In the middle of a forest, in an enclosure in darkness, a well dressed gentleman sits on a stool reciting a passage from Friedrich Nietzsches “Thus spoke Zarathustra”. As he speaks, the sun rises and brightens the area, throwing light on the setting that is the source of a given, intense audio backdrop.

Obscura Medura

Sura Medura, Sri Lanka, 2015

Parcours of Remembrance

[Direction Elisabeth Wildling], as part of The Vienna Project, Department Transmedia Art, Angewandte

Retaining the Moment

Performative Projection, Parcours des Erinnerns / The Vienna Project 2013, together with Niki Passath

A boat is on its way upstream. It is accompanied by a person on the banks, who constantly keeps the boot focused in the spotlight of a projector.

Not To Forget / TVP

Textanimation in three languages: English, German, Jiddisch. The sentences containing the same content are animated to be viewed together, but having different velocities.