Explore the Daniela Zeilinger: Yonder Contemporary Art Exhibition at Salzburger Kunstverein

In the exhibition 'Yonder', artist Daniela Zeilinger explores the complex relationship between photography and reality. Through a multi-layered process, her analogue photographs blur the boundaries between painting and photography, creating evocative pictorial spaces that invite reflection.

In the exhibition 'Yonder', Daniela Zeilinger delves into the ontological nature of photographic images, challenging the medium's traditional role as a direct record of reality. By engaging with the intersections of painting and photography, the artist utilizes a rigorous multi-layered process to create works that feel both familiar and elusive. Her analogue photographs serve as sites of translation, where the captured image is transformed into a space that oscillates between representation and abstract imagination. The resulting works evoke a sense of distance and longing, captured in the exhibition's title, 'Yonder'. This enigmatic theme suggests a place that exists beyond reach, encouraging visitors to consider how photography can shape our perception of space and time. Through her detailed approach, Zeilinger crafts a narrative that connects these individual pictorial spaces, offering a meditation on what lies on the fringes of the visible world.

The exhibition was hosted at the Salzburger Kunstverein as part of their 2021 programme. Visitors are encouraged to check the institution's official website for general admission information and visiting guidelines for the Künstlerhaus location.