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2022, video based on self-learning artificial intelligence, a GAN (Generative Adversarial Network), 16:9, full HD, stereo, 5'28"
2022, video based on self-learning artificial intelligence, a GAN (Generative Adversarial Network), 16:9, full HD, stereo, 3'26"
2021, video based on self-learning artificial intelligence, a GAN (Generative Adversarial Network), 16:9, full HD, mute, 37'26"
2021, digital print and silk screen on Fine Art papert, 20 x 22 inches
2021, pencil on paper, 17 x 23,3 inches
2020, photography, 12 x 18 inches
2020, wood, acrylic paint, tripod, 8 inches diameter
Exhibition view, "face 2 face", 2021, 22,42 m2 gallery
2019, installation, 1'40", looped Exhibition view, Schauraum, Museums quartier Wien, 2019
2018, video, 5/4, full HD, 10 min Exhibition view, Neuer Kunstverein, Wien, 2019
2018, in situ looped video, EP7, Paris, 2018
2018, installation Exhibition view, "The New Nature", Mobius Gallery, Bucarest, Hungary 2018
2018, installation, objects, wallpaper, collages, variables dimensions Exhibition view, Raum mit Licht gallery, Wien, 2018
2018, video and printed photography, 16 x 24 inches Exhibition view, "Habitat", 22,48m² gallery, Paris, 2018
2018, looped video Exhibition view, "Habitat", 22,48m² gallery, Paris, 2018
Exhibition view, "Habitat", 2018, 22,42 m2 gallery
Exhibition view, "Habitat", 2018, 22,42 m2 gallery
2017, paper collage, wooden frame, 13 x 10 x 4 inches
2017, paper collage, wooden frame, 13 x 10 x 4 inches
2017, C-prints, wooden frame, metal, 20 x 16 x 16 inches
2016, in situ installation, digital print on fabric, variables dimensions View from Art Rotterdam 2017 stand
2017, C-print, 9 x 9 inches
2016, video, screen (22 inches), 3'38" Exhibition view, "Ghost ride the whip", 5020 gallery, Salzburg, Austria
2016, Fine Art paper print, 20 x 15 inches
Exhibition view, "Faux Terrain – Claudia Larcher", Bildraum Bodensee and Lisi Hämmerle gallery, 2016
2016, C-Prints, performance, video
2015, two synchronized videos, double projection 16:9, recording, 5'15" Exhibition view,"Faux terrains", Lisi Hämmerlein gallery, Bregenz, Austria
- Backdoor babes N°3 - Pirate 79 - Triplex n°27 Collage, paper, wood, 9 x 6 x 3 inches
2015, looped animated video, colours, single channel, song by Constantin Popp
2014 Exhibition view, "SCENES", 2014, 22,48 m² gallery, Paris, France
2014, paper collage, wood, 12 x 16 x 4 inches
2013-2014, installation, video, digital photography, Japan/Austria
2013, looped videos Exhibition view, "Faux Terrain – Claudia Larcher", Bildraum Bodensee and Lisi Hämmerle gallery, 2016
2013, video, 23'40"
2012, collage, variables dimensions
2012, digital photomontage, C-prints, variables dimensions Exhibition view, Lisi Hämmerle gallery, Bregenz, 2013
2012, in-situ installation, objects, collages Exhibition view, "ORF-Funkhaus", Dornbirn, Austria, 2012
2010-2011, video, 16:9, HD, 8 min, stereo Exhibition view, Neuer Kunstverein Wien, 2019
2010-2011, video animation, 16:9, HD, 8 min, stereo Exhibition view, Neuer Kunstverein Wien, 2019
2010-2011, video animation, 16:9, HD, 8 min, stereo Exhibition view, Neuer Kunstverein Wien, 2019
Claudia Larcher was born in 1979 in Bregenz, Austria.
She lives and works in Vienna, Austria.
She is a visual artist with a focus in (site specific) video animation, collage, photography and installation.
From 2001 to 2008 she studied « Media Art and Sculpture » at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. Since 2005 she has participated in various group exhibitions and festivals in Austria and abroad and presented her work in solo and group exhibitions: f.e. Tokyo Wonder Site Japan, Slought Foundation Philadelphia, Weimar Art Festival, Centre Pompidou Paris, Museum of Contemporary Art/ Roskilde, steirischer Herbst in Graz and Anthology Film Archives in NYC.
In 2014 she taught as a Visiting Professor at the Institute of Architecture and Design at the Vienna University of Technology with a focus on experimental tendencies in architectural film. She was granted by the Game Award and the Vienna Kunsthalle award in 2008.
She won the Art Award Vorarlberg in 2018, as well as Outstanding Artist Award of the Federal Chancellery for Art and Culture in 2016.
In March 2019, a monograph with Claudia Larcher‘s work has been published by deGruyter Verlag.
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