Discover the Next Generation: 10 Emerging Artists from the University of Art and Design Linz, Austria, Mentored by Prof. Ursula Hübner
10 new contemporary artist to discover: We introduce to you new contemporary artists of today and provide an overview of 10 promising art students. For more information, we have provided 10 unique articles for each artist, which you can explore on your own.
New Talent Showcasing 10 Tomorrow Artists: A Collaboration Between Professor Ursula Hübner and Munchies Art Club
Munchies Art Club is excited to have teamed up with Professor Ursula Hübner from the University of Art and Design Linz for our latest Art Observatory series.
1. Emil Klostermann, 2. Ida Jesenberger 3. Karim Hussein 4. Anton Adamer 5. Hendrick Dialer 6. Sarah Mühlbacher 7. Ndagijimana Alphonse 8. Katya Ovechkina 9. Sibel Koschinski 10. Martin Fink
This collaboration spotlights the work of 10 promising art students from the Department of Painting and Graphics, offering a glimpse into the future of contemporary art.
Over the past three weeks, we have featured the diverse and innovative creations of these emerging talents on our platform.
The artistic practices of the selected artists are incredibly diverse.
They range from contemporary paintings and sculptures to mixed media works, photography, objects and installation art. Each artist employs a unique approach, showcasing a wide variety of techniques and styles.
Their unique contributions and creative visions reflect bold explorations of identity and provocative takes on societal norms.
The quality and variety of their works are a testament to Professor Hübner's dedication to nurturing creativity and innovation in her students.
It has been a pleasure working with the students of Professor Hübner, whose commitment to fostering innovation is instrumental in shaping the next generation of contemporary artists.
Through this initiative, Munchies Art Club remains dedicated to providing a space for artistic expression and dialogue, connecting art lovers and collectors with new and influential voices in the art community.
Join us in celebrating these artists and their contributions to the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary art.
10 Art Students from Art University Linz, Austria to discover:
- Emil Klostermann
Emil Klosterman provocative work, recently featured in exhibitions like Die Aneignung and Intervention at the Lentos Museum Linz, explores themes of identity, societal norms, and the pursuit of perfection.
Noteworthy pieces include Cunty nr. 3 and Chris Moser, which delve into gender roles and societal expectations, and Der Pfirsichfresser, a vivid portrayal of desire and destruction.
Klosterman’s art, characterized by its deep engagement with social issues and personal narratives, challenges viewers to reflect on the complexities of contemporary life.
- Ida Jesenberger: Portrait of Emotions
Ida Jesenberger´s work captures a deep emotional resonance, inviting viewers to explore her use of color and form that vividly express human experiences.
Her art, prominently featured in Munchies Art Club's recent series, invites deep reflection, making her a notable presence in contemporary art circles.
Ida Jesenberger on Instagram
Meet Karim Hussein (1995) , a promising artist from Linz, Austria. His distinctive style, marked by cloudy, vibrant colors, explores themes of cultural identity and nostalgia.
Karim’s work ranges from still lifes to self-portraits, each piece imbued with a mix of humor and melancholy.
More about his work and his new developments on Instagram.
Anton Adamer: Exploring the Intersection of Material and Method in Modern Art
Anton Adamer is an emerging artist from Graz, Austria.
His artistic practice spans various media, including photography, printmaking, and abstract painting, with recent explorations in materials like concrete and metal.
Anton's work is characterized by an experimental approach that places the material itself at the forefront, challenging traditional perceptions and techniques.
His innovative methods and dynamic use of different media make him a distinctive voice in the contemporary art scene.
For more details on Anton's work and artistic journey, visit Anton Adamer´s Instagram profile.
- Hendrick Dialer: Art Beyond Borders as Global Dialogue
Hendrick Dialer is an innovative artist based in Linz, Austria.
Dialer's work is notable for its exploration of themes related to national identities and international relations, often depicted through the use of flags and vibrant colors.
His project "Embassy" reflects on the visual language of diplomacy, using symbols and color palettes to convey complex narratives about identity and communication.
Dialer's unique blend of mediums, including unconventional materials like wood and aluminum, challenges traditional artistic norms and offers fresh perspectives on contemporary issues.
For more about his work and artistic journey, visit Hendrick Dialer Instagram.
Sarah Mühlbacher, an emerging artist from Linz, is known for her layered oil and watercolor depictions of everyday life.
She recently finished her studies in Linz, receiving her diploma in fine art in early 2024.
The scenes she portrays in her works—whether a tranquil living room or a silent street at night—are imbued with a sense of the familiar, disrupted by startling elements.
Sarah’s artistic statement reveals her deep engagement with the quotidian yet intimate spectacles of daily life.
Sarah Mühlbacher on Instagram
- Ndagijimana Alphonse: Weaving Threads of History into Modern Canvases
Ndagijimana Alphonse is a talented artist currently studying at the University of Art and Design Linz.
His artistic practice explores themes of identity, memory, and socio-political issues, often incorporating mixed media and vibrant colors to convey deep emotional narratives.
Alphonse's work is marked by a unique blend of personal and cultural reflections, making his pieces both introspective and universally relatable.
Ndagijimana Alphonse on Instagram
- Katya Ovechkina: Exploring Intimacy and Trauma
Katya Ovechkina is an emerging artist currently studying at the University of Art and Design Linz.
Her artistic work encompasses various mediums, with a strong focus on digital art, painting, and surface design.
Katya's pieces often reflect her love for nature, color, and light, drawing inspiration from floral and natural elements to create vivid and emotive artworks.
- Sibel Koschinski: Exploring the Artistic Realm
Sibel Koschinski´s work explores themes of identity, sensory perception, and natural elements, utilizing natural pigments and materials to create a diverse array of sculptures, paintings, and room installations.
Born in Germany, she has lived and worked in various countries, enriching her artistic perspective.
One of her notable projects is "Yörük," inspired by her time in the southern Anatolian Taurus Mountains.
This series reflects her exploration of her nomadic roots, using pigments collected from the paths her family historically traveled.
- Martin Fink: Vibrant Paintings and Apples
Martin Fink is an emerging artist from the University of Art and Design Linz.
His work primarily focuses on painting, with a particular interest in the subject of apples.
Fink’s paintings are known for their detailed and vibrant depiction of this everyday object, transforming it into a subject of deep artistic exploration.
Fink has showcased his talent at notable venues, including the Lentos Art Museum, where his work has been recognized for its unique approach and execution.
His paintings not only capture the visual appeal of apples but also invite viewers to appreciate the subtleties and complexities within a simple form.
Instagram Martin Fink
Additional Informations:
Follow "Malerei. Linz," the Instagram channel of Prof. Ursula Hübner's class.
You will have the chance to see upcoming and current projects, individual artworks, and various activities from this vibrant and diverse class.
Who is Ursula Hübner:
Ursula Hübner is an acclaimed artist whose practice spans painting, drawing, installation, and performance.
Her work is characterized by its exploration of identity, memory, and the subconscious, often delving into themes of transformation and the human experience.
Hübner's paintings are known for their vivid colors, dynamic compositions, and a dreamlike quality that invites viewers into her imaginative world.
Special thanks to Olga Shcheblykina for gathering information from the students, resharing it, and helping us create a stunning workflow with the art students and Prof. Ursula Hübner.
Your efforts have been invaluable to our collaboration. Thank you!
Here is Olga Shcheblykina on Instagram.
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