The exhibition "TIME FLIES, WALLS STAY" by the 7G class explores the captivating contrast between ephemeral graffiti art and the enduring narratives of urban walls. Inspired by both graffiti culture and the anime scene, this student show features a diverse collection of RISO-printed artworks. These unique pieces, crafted during the autumn 2025 Art Week, highlight the versatility and creative potential of the RISO printing technique.
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"Time Flies, Walls Stay" is an exhibition by the 7G class, inspired by graffiti art and the anime scene. The show explores the contrast between the ephemeral nature of graffiti and the enduring presence of walls as storytellers. It features diverse prints created during the autumn 2025 Art Week, showcasing the creative possibilities of RISO printing.
The exhibition "Time Flies, Walls Stay" by the 7G class, which had its vernissage on February 23, 2026, delves into the dynamic interplay between ephemerality and permanence, drawing inspiration from graffiti culture and the anime scene. The title itself encapsulates this theme: 'Time Flies' refers to the rapid creation and often fleeting existence of graffiti, while 'Walls Stay' signifies the enduring nature of urban surfaces that bear these transient marks and narrate their own stories. The artworks, a diverse collection of prints including postcards, comics, A5 graphics, posters, and bound books, were developed during the Art Week in autumn 2025 and showcase the creative potential of the RISO printing technique. The artists were given complete freedom in their thematic choices, resulting in a wide range of artistic expressions, from detailed and sketch-like to abstract works. This diversity highlights the versatility and vibrant output of the RISO printing process. Visitors can view the exhibition in the Aula of the Gymnasium am Augarten, located on the 2nd floor in front of the BE rooms, until Friday, April 10th. Additionally, the exhibited works and other prints are available for purchase. Inquiries regarding available works and prices can be directed via the provided Instagram account or by contacting Mag. Wackerle.
The exhibition is located in the Aula of the Gymnasium am Augarten and is open for viewing until April 10th. Information regarding available works and prices can be obtained by contacting the exhibition organizers via their Instagram account or directly through Mag. Wackerle.
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