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Mauritius Itzinger (b. 1999, Vienna) studied Philosophy (University of Vienna) and Technical Physics (TU Vienna). In the field of tension between linguistic argumentation and mathematical reasoning, he hoped to find a way to describe the truth and reality of the world. In the course of his studies, he became increasingly aware of the difficulties involved in such a description. In addition to his academic career, Mauritius Itzinger has been working as a freelancer for the Volkstheater since 2019. During this time, he had the opportunity to creatively contribute to various events (Summer Night Concert, Prater Picnic, ÖAMTC, Kurier...) and to take on decorative tasks. With his artistic work, he wants to process his understanding of physical phenomena and ways of describing them on the one hand, and point out the epistemological problems of science on the other.
Old Wounds
“Old Wounds” explores the inner conflict of dealing with painful memories. It highlights the tension between the desire to let the past rest and the need to confront it time and again.While distance can offer protection,…
[Reverberated]
[REVERBERATED]Following the Movement of Memory Opening: Tuesday, 09 June 2026, 18:00Welcome by Rector Ulrike Kuch,Martin Reinhart, Virgil Widrich (Art & Science),and participating artistsPerformance Leah Giertz (19:30)Pe…
Days of Wine and Roses
A warm invitation to the opening of the exhibition *’Days of Wine and Roses’ *with works from Art & Science students (2nd years), taking place on Thursday 23 April 2026 at 18:00 at NeverAtHome, Funkhaus (Argentinierstraß…
Chromoscope
Chromoscope is inspired by the idea that the sky, acting as a constant atmospheric filter, shapes the sunlight and so significantly affects the perception of colour on Earth. Lost in the stress of everyday life, it is ea…
26 May 2025
BOKU - Mini SEM Workshop
27 Mar 2025
Spaghetti Junction
24 Mar 2025
Excursion to Belvedere Exhibition Klimt: Pigment & Pixel