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Peter Reischl (b. 1982, Munich) focuses on interventions in divers’ contexts and formats. Photography, performative installations and working in public space became his main fields of interest. Since 2014 he directs the Gesellschaftslabor. He teaches “Systems thinking in artistic practice” at University of the Arts in Berlin (HZT). Besides Studies of Fine Arts, Economy and International Development he completed trainings in acting and body techniques. Find more about his current projects here: www.peterreischl.com
Master project Die Universität für angewandte Kunst retten.
Organisationsentwicklung?(Wie) passen diese beiden Felder zusammen? Welche Entwicklungsansätze ergeben sich aus einem ästhetisch, phänomenologisch und systemtheoretisch geprägten Blick auf Mensch und Organisation? Diesen…
Master’s Projects | Winter semester 2024/25
The Master Exams will take place on 22 January 2025 at Angewandte premises in 1010 Vienna. This semester, we have five graduating students who will present their work to the Jury from 9:00 am onwards. The works of all gr…
Dok1
Peter Reischl2020, HD, 10min20sec Link to Film Film descriptionMoving alongside abandoned places Dok1 focuses on capturing a unique atmosphere during a unique period of time. Between seemingly endless window facades, bal…
FILMS @ ANGEWANDTE / Art & Science 2020
Links to all Films and Angewandte Festival main stage: please scroll down DescriptionAs part of the European Capital of Culture Rijeka 2020, Port of Diversity, and within the flagship 27 Neighbourhoods, the students of t…
23 Jun 2020
THE ELSEWHERE SCHOOL
Fu-Zine
Our irregular zine documenting our research and connections within the neighbourhood of Fužine, Croatia during 2019 and 2020 as part of the SCHOOL FOR MULTISPECIES CONVIVIALITY: Experiments in living somewhere & elsewher…
Simple Machine
Simple Machine focuses on the oscillation between visibility and invisibility. The installation therefore isolates one particular moment: the moment of transgression from visibility to invisibility of one’s own actions.…