Salzburger Kunstverein hosts the first public solo presentation by artist Tatjana Danneberg. The exhibition features new large-scale paintings derived from her personal analogue photography archive alongside a reflective floor installation. These works collectively explore the unfixed nature of modern identity, personal history, and youth culture aesthetics.
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This exhibition presents new large-scale paintings based on analogue photography, alongside a floor installation that explores notions of identity and contemporary youth culture. It marks the artist's first solo presentation at a public institution and is accompanied by a catalogue featuring critical texts.
In 'Wait a Minute', Tatjana Danneberg exhibits a collection of new, large-scale paintings derived from her personal analogue photography archive. By integrating these works with a floor installation, the exhibition explores how personal history, identity formation, and the aesthetics of youth culture intersect. The paintings capture a sense of unfixed identity, reflecting the uncertainty inherent in contemporary expressions of the self. This exhibition represents Danneberg's debut solo presentation at a public institution, cementing her practice which blends painting, photographic processes, and sculpture. Accompanied by a new catalogue published by Mousse Publishing, the show offers an introspective look at the artist's creative process and her ongoing investigation into the malleability of human identity in the digital and contemporary age.
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