Barbara Doser | Hofstetter Kurt tense_intense

Barbara Doser, a multi-role artist who works with the video art, sculpture, painting and graphic art media in addition with photographs, uses video feedback technology to create the abstract forms in motion and movements as form. His works address profound themes such as the simultaneous existence of individual and society, man and woman, as well as the resulting conflicts, all expressed through striking abstract artistic metaphors.

Hofstetter Kurt, an artist with many different talents, distinguishes himself not only in the conceptual and multimedia fields, but also as a sound designer and composer. Philosophical mathematics, which delves into the universe of infinities, is the source of inspiration guiding his artistic experiments, where parallelism and circular motion are explored in an expressive way.
Both artists enjoy a high international level of appreciation. As an art collective Parallel Media-Barbara Doser | Hofstetter Kurt develops experimental and abstract videos and video installations that have been presented in festivals, museums and galleries in 40 countries worldwide. Hofstetter Kurt, recipient of the prestigious Austrian state prize 'Österreichischen Kunstpreise-Medien Kunst' 2020, has left his mark on the urban fabric of Vienna through prominent interventions, such as 'Planet der Pendler mit den drei Zeitmonden', a work exhibited in the Viennese underground station, Landstrasse Wien-Mitte. Equally significant is the sculpture 'N.I.C.-Nature is cool', based on the golden proportion, which stands at the intersection of two streets in the city's 8th district.
The 'tense_intense' exhibition is a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the creative universe of two talented contemporary Austrian artists, who through their art offer the public a compelling perspective on the interplay of contrasts and dualities.

The exhibition, sponsored by Roma Capitale, Assessorato alla Cultura, Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni Culturali, is organised by Laura Carlotta Gottlob and financed by the Austrian Ministry of Culture and the Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in collaboration with Associazione Two Congruent Zero modulo Art and Science. Museum Services of Zetema Progetto Cultura.