Instagram: @ata.oner
Ata Öner is a Turkish multidisciplinary artist and video editor based in Vienna, working across video, installation and visual experimentation. He investigates the points in which memory becomes unreliable: in the distance between what happened, what remains, and what is repeatedly reconstructed. Approaching nostalgia, not just as a longing for the past but as a force capable of reshaping the present and manipulating the illusion of objectivity. Rather than seeking to preserve memory intact, Öner is interested in what happens when it begins to decompose, mutate, or become something else entirely. Muting videos and adding completely different captions.
Instagram: @ata.oner
Their path at A&S7
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Excursion to the Yearly Exhibition Location for 2027
First-year students in Collaborative Exhibition Making paid a visit to this year’s yearly exhibition venue at Schellinggasse 13. Tape measures, notebooks and a healthy dose of imagination in hand, they explored the space…
Understanding A&S, Working together and Exhibition Making Theory
Understanding A&S, Working together and Exhibition Making Theory
Second-year students: introduction and groundwork presentations
Second+ year students introduced themselves and David presented his groundwork as a first step towards the final master project.
Collaborative Exhibition Making visits AIL: 03: Soil
Collaborative Exhibition Making visits AIL: 03: Soil Students of the Collaborative Exhibition Making course visited the exhibition 03: Soil – Between (De-)Composition and (Re-)Construction in the Climate Crisis at AIL (A…
First-year students: introductions
At the second Round Table of the winter semester 2026/27, the new Art & Science students introduced themselves. Two second-year students also presented their work to the newcomers.
Team Introduction
In the first Roundtable of this semester, the Art & Science Team introduced themselves to our new students.
Semester Opening 2026/27
The Art & Science master programme opened the winter semester 2026/27 with a morning of introductions at Georg-Coch-Platz 2. A first roundtable for second-year and continuing students went through the courses that suppor…