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ISCP’s 30th Anniversary Benefit at Almine Rech Gallery, NYC

Happy to have my work Alpha, from Call A for Aphrodite, 2023–2025, as part of the selection:


The International Studio & Curatorial Program’s 30th Anniversary Benefit Auction, powered by Artsy, features over 45+ works by ISCP’s international alumni and supporters, with a range of pieces by emerging, mid-career, and world-renowned artists. The selection was curated with input from over one hundred of ISCP’s international community of artists, curators, connoisseurs and cultural workers.


Save the Date:

Sunday, March 9

Almine Rech, 361 Broadway, New York, NY 10013



Alpha, from Call A for Aphrodite, 2023–2025, UV print on mirror, 30x20 cm, in brass artist’s frame, edition of 5 (+2 AP).


“Then beautiful swift sparrows led you over the black earth from the sky through the middle air, whirling their wings into a blur. Rapidly they came. And you, O Blessed Goddess, a smile on your immortal face, asked what had happened this time, why did I call again, and what did I especially desire for myself in my frenzied heart.”

(Sappho: Ode to Aphrodite, Fragment 1, translated by Julia Dubnoff)


Touch Nature: My series Gygrer at Lentos museum, Linz

until 18.5.2025


The multimedia exhibition is a presentation of international artists who are taking a stand against the devastating political, economic, ecological and humanitarian impact of the Anthropocene. It becomes clear in the process that artists are not only documenting their grievances and formulating resistance but are also designing utopias for a respectful approach to our environment.

The economic exploitation of landscapes, increasing soil sealing and the global repercussions of current consumer behaviour are also addressed, as are world nutrition, the spread of epidemics and the consequences of colonialism. In addition, the investigation encourages a change of perspective. It opens up hopeful visions for a new relationship between mankind and nature.


Curator and exhibition concept: Sabine Fellner

Project assistance: Laurenz Fellner

Exhibition design: wienerhalle




Anaïs Horn Colliers – now available

I am excited to introduce my new colliers, each a unique piece hand-crafted from semi-precious stones, sweetwater pearls, vintage jewelry, and recycled sterling silver. Inspired by my ongoing research into amulets and the evil eye, these pieces carry multiple talismans and extend my artistic practice into wearable forms. If a piece speaks to you, please reach for further details or to purchase a collier.



Thetis

Blue Calcite, jaspe Kambaba, antique glass beads, antique embellished silver clasp, vintage corals, freshwater pearls, freshwater baroque pearl, recycled sterling silver.


Callisto

Green aventurine, malachite, violet jade, vintage glass beads, freshwater pearls, recycled sterling silver.


Io

Aquamarine, Tiger’s Eye, freshwater baroque pearl, recycled sterling silver.


Daphne

Goldstone, vintage Bakelite pendant, freshwater pearls, recycled sterling silver.


Photography Daniela Trost

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