Los Angeles Movie and Music Video Awards
Los Angeles, US
Donât think (3D computer animation with sound) was selected for the festival playlist (Summer 2024).
Almaty Underground Screening Series
Almaty, KZ
Donât think (3D computer animation with sound) was shown as part of a monthly series of screenings at an artist-run gallery in an ex-Soviet bomb shelter.
Muestra Movimiento Audiovisual
International dance film festival
Guadalajara, MX
Donât think (3D computer animation with sound) was selected for the festival playlist.
Other Venice Filmfestival
Los Angeles, US
Donât think (3D computer animation with sound) was selected for the festival playlist.
FICC â Festival Internacional De Cine Cannabico
Montevideo, UY + Buenos Aires, AR
digidope: stoned free (computer animation with sound) was selected for the playlist of the Fourth Edition of the International Cannabis Film Festival.
Future Vision
International animation film festival
Amsterdam, NL + Tokyo, JP
Donât think (3D computer animation with sound) was selected for the festival playlist.
Isolated.Living Yourself.
International group exhibit
Rome, IT
Photography
Baroque Days Festival
St.Pölten, AT
Reflections â photographic installation in collaboration with Helmut Wiesinger
Typomania
Moscow, RU
Fuck the War (3D computer animation with sound) was selected for the festival playlist.
PHUNST statt Kunst (PHUNST not Art)
Galerie SUR, Vienna, AT
Photography, object/installation, video
A Heart Is All You Need
@POTUS, WWW
Image collage, contribution to a Twitter-based artistic intervention by CÚline Manz/studio 47 (NL)
â (infinity)
City Museum, Gdynia, PL
3D computer animation and sound installation in collaboration with Joachim Lothar Gartner and Lui Janele
Art Salon BĆeclav
BĆeclav, CZ
Group exhibit, Violence in Residence
Viertelfestival NĂ, Industrieviertel
Mödling, AT
Von SĂŒden nach Morgen â an artistic intervention in cooperation with Technical College Mödling, www.morgen.or.at
WYSIWYG
@Leipzig Book Fair, WWW
Media art project, artistic intervention
Austrian artist Wolfgang Herbst has been working in digital design since the early 1990s, exploring the avenues this technology has to offer. He uses a spectrum of media that ranges from graphic art and photography to video, animation and sound, including also programming and database design.
At the focus is the quest to explore our constructions of reality, seeking to question our perceptions and to deconstruct lines of reasoning, actions and opinions apparently rooted in common sense. This gives way to a space for untethered imagination and creative thought experiments, along with fresh â oftentimes seemingly improbable âperspectives and concepts of being.