Art on a Postcard International Women’s Day Auction - Curated by Alexandra Steinaker

About 
Kathrin Isabell Rhomberg (she/her), Kathrin Isabell Rhomberg (*1990, Salzburg) studied Fine Arts Painting at University for Applied Arts, Vienna and Wimbledon College of Arts, London. Her work deals with mankind-environment realtionships in regards to the Anthropocene by featuring ambigous surfaces and structures such as folds of aluminium or fire. A series of translation processes between the digital and the real leads up to the final painterly object, drawing from a wide array of arthistoric references and contemporary discources sourrounding the topic. 
 
Education 
University of Applied Arts Vienna (2013-2020) Prof. Henning Bohl 
UAL Wimbledon College of Arts (2016/ Erasmus) 
 
Selected Exhibitions/Awards 
2023 
solo: FIRE IT UP, wasserwasser3 im Tonlager, Vienna 
PARALLEL VIENNA 2023, Gallery Statements, Artcare, Vienna 
2022  
WHEN PAINTING KICKS IN, Suppan Fine Arts, Vienna 
THE LAST X-GAMES, Kultursektor Elektra, Bregenz  
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE Domus Artium, Paliano/ Rome  
NOMINATION for STRABAG ARTAWARD INTERNATIONAL 2022 
2021 
solo: INFINITE HORIZON, Gallery Haas&Gschwandtner, Salzburg  
TABLEAU VIVANT, periscope, Salzburg 
NOMINATION for STRABAG ARTAWARD INTERNATIONAL 2021 
2020 
solo: SCENIC, LLLLLL, Vienna 
FULL CIRCLE, Notgalerie Seestadt, Vienna 
2019 
CIPHERS OF REGRESSION, Festival of the University of Applied Arts Vienna 
YOUNG ART AUCTION, Artcare, Kunstraum Nestroyhof, Vienna 
2018 
HARSH ASTRAL, The Radiants 2, Gallery Francesca Pia, Zurich 
THE ESSENCE 2018/ NO SHOW IS AN ISLAND, Vienna 
HARSH ASTRAL, The Radiants 2, Kunsthalle Lüneburg, Lüneburg  
2017 
solo: FIGURE IN THE CARPET, JUSTICE, Vienna 
2016 
VOYAGE, Seen Fifteen Gallery, Bussey Building, London 
 
Statement 
The two submitted artworks REVERIE 1 and REVERIE 2 play with the idea of landscape painting in the context of the Anthropocene. The artificial becomes the new natural, almost like a tipping image the fold becomes an open field of association for the observer.  

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