Our Projects

• Publications

  

  Magazine Relaunch: Doctors Without Borders

  A meaningful and impactful project we are still very proud of: we had the honor of relaunching the magazine "einsatz" (formerly "Diagnose") for Médecins Sans Frontières Austria (Doctors Without Borders). This involved creating a new title, developing a fresh graphic design, and reimagining the editorial concept with a stronger journalistic focus. The magazine, published quarterly, remains a highly effective tool for informing donors and attracting support for the NGO, even in today’s digitally dominated landscape.

   

  Concept: Médecins Sans Frontières team in collaboration with Antje Salvi (C/O Vienna Publishing)
  Editor-in-Chief: Antje Salvi
  Design: Erdgeschoss GmbH
  Circulation: 140,000 copies, quarterly
  Year: 2022

  
  

  

  Architecture Book: Public Access Desired

  "Renovation and Extension of the Salzburg Justice Building"

   

  Where monumental structures and hermetic spaces once dominated the atmosphere, a modern regional court has emerged, prioritizing quality of stay and clarity. This book documents the transformation of the building through images, plans, texts, and quotations, offering a compelling contribution to the typological development of this classical architectural task. Architects Franz & Sue emphasize transparency and openness, challenging hierarchical structures and traditional displays of state authority. 

   

  Editors: Franz und Sue ZT GmbH 
  Art Direction: Lichtwitz Leinfellner GmbH 
  Editorial Concept & Editing: Antje Salvi for C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost 
  Featuring a text by: Florian Klenk 
  Photography: Klaus Pichler, Lukas Schaller, and others 
  Publisher: Park Books AG, Zurich, ISBN 978-3-03860-155-5 
  Year: 2019 

  
  

  

  Magazine: C/O Vienna Magazine

  Art, fashion, life & science. “A very important magazine about very important people.” Print and online. Great interviews, incredibly beautiful design. Made in Vienna.

   

  The heart of our work is our internationally award-winning, bilingual C/O VIENNA MAGAZINE for culture, fashion, design, and science, founded in 2016. Since then, over 800 creatives and their projects have been featured. The magazine is known for exploring culture and science in an unexpectedly creative way, presenting them from unique perspectives, and collaborating with both superstars and young talents alike.

   

  A new contribution is published weekly in the online edition. The print edition, spanning nearly 240 pages, is published annually and is designed with meticulous attention to detail by the Viennese graphic studio seite zwei. After publication, an issue is available for one year in select bookstores, museum shops, and concept stores worldwide. All previously published print editions can be found in our own online shop.

   

  Publisher: C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost
  Editor-in-Chief: Association for the Promotion of Independent Cultural Journalism in Austria
  Founder & Editor-in-Chief: Antje Salvi
  Deputy Editor-in-Chief: Elisa Promitzer
  Creative Directors: David Meran, Antje Salvi
  Design and Art Direction: Seite Zwei – Branding & Design
  Art Directors: Christoph Schörkhuber, Stefan Mayer
  Project Management: Esther Karner
  Translations (English): Christine Schöffele, Peter Blakeney
  Proofreading: Daniela Pokorny
  Year: Since 2016

   

  PRINT ISSUES

   

  #7 The Animal Issue 

   

  #6 Die Lügen Issue

   

  #5 The Provinz Issue 

   

  #4 The Wasted Issue 

   

  #3 The Consumer Issue 

   

  #2 The Beauty Issue 

   

  #1 The Provinz Issue

   

  
   

  OUR AWARDS
   

  Winner of the Gold Venus of the CCA in the „Graphic Communication & Editorial Design“ category for C/O Vienna Book PS:Unterhose, A, 2024

   

  Winner of the Silver Venus of the CCA in the „Art Direction“ category for C/O Vienna Book PS:Unterhose, A, 2024

   

  Winner of the Silver Venus of the CCA, 2019

   

  Golden Pixel Award, A, 2019

   

  Nomination for the Willy Fleckhaus Award, D, 2020

   

  Bronze pin for "Typography", ADC, D, 2020

   

  Award in the "Editorial" category, ADC, (alongside GEOmagazin and ZEITmagazin), D, 2020

   

  Winner of the Silver Venus of the CCA, 2021

   

  Bronze for „Editorial" for The Wasted Issue No. 4,  ADC (alongside Slanted Magazine, Missy Magazine F.A.Z. Quarterly), D, 2022

   

   

  
  

  

  Book: C/O Vienna Books

  Our C/O Vienna Books are hybrid book-magazines focused on a central theme. This format offers an additional option to the existing glossy magazine, subtly merging the characteristics of a magazine and a book. The aim is to be visually appealing for casual browsing, while also inviting in-depth reading and intellectual engagement.

   

  To date, three bookazines have been published: one on the theme of ‘Clouds,’ one on ‘Scars,’ and one on ‘Underwear,’ which was designed in collaboration with buero butter and Lisa Eder. It won the Creative Club Austria's award for Best Editorial (Gold) and Best Art Direction (Silver) in 2024. In 2025, young designers will once again be invited to design an issue. Carte blanche!

   

  C/O Vienna Books 1 (Clouds), ISBN 978 3 9504677 4 1

   

  C/O Vienna Books 2 (Scars), ISBN 978 3 9504677 6 5

   

  C/O Vienna Books 3 (Underwear), ISBN 978 3 9504677 5 8

   

   

  Publisher: C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost
  Creative Concept & Editor-in-Chief: Antje Mayer Salvi
  Graphic Design: Marcel Dziewulski, Lisa Eder, buero butter
  Authors: Jules Bauerreiß, Eva Holzinger, David Meran, Elisa Promitzer, Antje Salvi, Bernado Vortisch
  Photographers: Rafaela Pröll, Hilde van Mas, and many more
  Year: 2023

   

   

  
  

  

  Report. Magazine for Art and Civil Society in Central and Eastern Europe

  For the Report magazine we developed the entire concept for the online and print editions about current cultural, social and political topics in Central and Eastern Europe, together with Manuela Hötzl and ERSTE Foundation. Maurizio Poletto (collettiva) was responsible for the design of the print version. Every print edition was visually designed without exception by artists – mostly from Central and Eastern Europe. The daring magazine concept, which acted independently had enthusiastic international feedback, not least due to its high journalistic and visual quality. 

  
  We worked with authors like Werner D’Inka, Sebastian Fasthuber, Sibylle Hamann, Manuela Hötzl, Florian Klenk, Antje Salvi, Robert Misik, Anna Politkowskaja, Bert Rebhandl, Jeremy Rifkin, Susanne Scholl, Eduard Steiner, Harald Szeemann & many more. And featured artists like Edi Hila (Albania), Sanja Ivekovic (Croatia), Abbé Libansky (Czech Republic), Roman Ondák (Slovakia), Dan Perjovschi (Romania) & many more  
   
  
  We were able to find not only authors with international reputations for our commentaries, portraits, statements and reports, but also fascinating interviewees: the first cosmonaut in outer space, the Russian Alexej Leonov, the famous Hollywood producer Eric Pleskow, the cult Czech band, “Plastic People of the Universe”, or the Ukrainian pop icon Ruslana Lyzhichko. 

   

  We won the Maecenaspreis 2008 in der Category Art & the Media .

   

  Concept & Idea: Manuela Hötzl, Antje Salvi, Redaktionsbuero & Erste Stiftung  
  Editors-in-chief: Manuela Hötzl, Antje Salvi 
  Circulation: 10.000–20.000, 6 times per year 
  Language: German/English 
  Design: Collettiva Design GmbH 
  Client: Erste Foundation 
  Years: 2004–2009

   

  ALL ISSUES:

   

  Report 2/2005

  Report 1/2006

  Report 2/2006

  Report 1/2007

  Report 2/2007

  Report 1/2008

  Report 2/2008

  Report 1/2009

  
  

  

  Book: spike Art Guide East

  A Briefing on Contemporary Art and Culture in Central and Eastern Europe

   

  We wanted more East-insiders in this world. For that reason we produced a book in 2009. That was twenty years after the fall of the iron curtain; for us time for a cross-sectional view, a reference book and a practical “user’s manual” on the current art and culture scenes in Central and Eastern Europe. Time for us  to draw up a kind of resume of what we had experienced and come to know in the previous years.
  We asked our colleagues, friends, experts and acquaintances on the spot. They gave us tips and ideas: the best places for contemporary art, food, parties and accommodation in ten cities that are found in none of the most common tourist guidebooks: Belgrade, Bratislava, Budapest, Bucharest, Ljubljana, Prague, Sarajevo, Sofia, Vienna and Zagreb. 

   

  Authors: Heinrich Deisl, Silvija Dervišefendić, Matthias Dusini, Maria Farcas, Susanne Firzinger, Visar Geci, Herwig Höller, Manuela Hötzl, József Készman, Asja Mandic, Antje Salvi, Lýdia Pribišová, Marko Rajkovic, Mimi Fronczak Rogers, Katarína Slaninová, Tina Smeker, Maria Vassileva, Rita Vitorelli, Raluca Voinea

   

  spike Art Guide East. A Briefing on Contemporary Art and Culture in Central and Eastern Europe, Volume 1, spike, Vienna 2009, ISBN 978-3-200-01499-2, Paperback, English, 336 pages with numerous illustrations 

   

  Publisher: Antje Salvi, Rita Vitorelli (C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost & Spike Magazine)
  Concept & Idea: Antje Salvi & Rita Vitorelli 
  Editing: Antje Salvi (C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost)
  Marketing & Advertising: Susanne Hoffmann-Ostenhof
  Year: 2009 

  
  

  

  Geschäftsbericht: Erste Stiftung

  Figures, data, and facts conveyed in a clear and accessible manner – for the five annual reports of the ERSTE Foundation from 2008 to 2012, we developed and curated the editorial content in close collaboration with the team, highlighting key moments from each business year.

   

  Concept, production, texts & editing: C/O VIENNA Publishing aka REDAKTIONSBUERO OST in Kooperation mit dem Kommunikationsteam der (in cooperation with the communication team) der/ of ERSTE Stiftung Maribel Königer, Jovana Trifunovic
  Graphics: Collettiva Design
  Client: Erste Stiftung
  Years: 2008-2012
  
   

  
  

  

  Book: Just! Architecture from Austria

  Critics’ Choice

   

  The book editions of Franz Schneider Brakel GmbH & Co KG, the German manufacturer of handles and latches, have had cult character since their first appearance in 1987, not least because of their designer, Otl Aicher, the famous German pioneer of corporate design. It was all the more an honour for the Redaktionsbuero to produce a concept for the content and form of one of these volumes for FSB.

   

  Without a doubt, contemporary Austrian architecture has ranked highly internationally in recent decades. But is there such a thing as Austrian architecture? And if there is, what is characteristic of it? The architecture critics Walter Chramosta, Manuela Hötzl, Bart Lootsma, Antje Salvi, Jan Tabor and Ute Woltron present a very personal selection of recent projects in Austria and use it in an attempt to establish typical regional features. 

   

  Just! Architecture from Austria. Critics' Choice
  Published by Haus der Architektur Graz
  ISBN 3-901174-61-3 
  978-3-901174-61-2
  Hardcover German/English

   

  Publisher: FSB Franz Schneider Brakel GmbH
  Editors: Redaktionsbuero with Manuela Hötzl & Antje Salvi (C/O Vienna Publishing)
  Authors: Walter Chramosta, Manuela Hötzl, Bart Lootsma, Antje Mayer, Jan Tabor, Ute Woltron
  Year: 2006 

   

  
  

  

  CD: БЕНЗО

  THE TAPES

   

  This rare CD resulted from a joint research trip to Moscow by Franz Pomassl and Antje Mayer, where they wanted to get to know the Russian electronic music scene. They were told that they should visit a man in his workshop outside Moscow. The journey from the centre of Moscow to the grey suburb took a good two hours. What they found there in a small one-room apartment in an unremarkable apartment building was a brilliant musician with a no less brilliant collection of old Russian synthesisers. They became friends, and shortly afterwards this collection of “Russian electronic folk songs” appeared. For Richard Norvila this was the start of an international music career. 

   

  Publisher: C/O Vienna Publishing aka Redaktionsbuero Ost & Laton mit Antje Salvi & Franz Pomassl
  Produced in: 1998-99 Benzo-Studio, Moskow
  Text & Sound: Richardas Norvila
  Covertext & Textediting: Antje Salvi 
  Pictures: Alexander Podosinov, Dimitrij Redkin
  Year: 2004 (Laton 028)

   

  P.S.:

   

  Richardas Norvila aka Benzo, as an independent composer and psychotherapist, began in 1998 to look for old Soviet analog players in Moscow, and developed a kind of “therapy” for fragile and broken-down, or – in his own words – “sick” synthesisers. Over time the number of rehabilitated patients grew in Richardas’ technopark – a one-room prefabricated apartment on the outskirts of Moscow, where the pieces of apparatus now tower up between faded flowery wallpapers. The many electronic devices Richard has collected have become unique items because they have not been simply repaired but adapted and converted. His music sounds like that too. The personal pieces of music in this remarkable CD cover, surrounded visually and linguistically with sound, tell little urban stories and are portraits of people who live in this metropolis. Funny, melancholy, sometimes preposterous or cute, they are not arrangements, nor carefully thought-out songs but improvisations, resembling the strolls of an urban flaneur who has enough time to pay attention to what he sees.

   

  Norvila comments on one of his experimental sound pieces, “Where am I at home?” as follows:

   

  “Where am I at home? is a typically Russian question. Metaphysics is an important aspect of the Russian soul. Many people who live in Moscow come from the provinces and have no idea what they should do in this crazy city. The question is to be understood quite literally. But it is also a search for the roots of their spiritual existence. It is a question posed by people who are unable to find peace of mind in this metropolis.”

  
  

  

  CD: Prototype

  Armaments & Armatures Against Electronic Music

   

  This CD (plus magazine), which has celebrated great success from England to Japan, is an accessory to a moment now seen as historic in terms of electronic music: the Prototype Festival organised by Franz Pomassl and Antje Mayer in the EVN power station in Theiß, Lower Austria, in 2002, which – like this CD – consists of a bizarre collection of international greats in the field of “electronic prototype sounds”: Pan Sonic (FIN), Mira Calix (SA), Alva Noto (D), Pomassl (A), Benzo (R), Auxpan (ISL), Alexei Boriso (R), Terre Thaemlitz (US), Fon (A), Carl Michael von Hausswolff (S), Thilges3 (A), Udo Wid (A), Tommi Grönlund and Peteri Nisunnen (FIN).

   

  The CD is accompanied by a uniquely designed magazine (with x-rayed musical instruments) concerned with musical instrument prototypes: “Not only objects, technologies and machines can be prototypes, action and thought can be as well. A prototype always contains a vision, something ahead of its time.” (Antje Salvi in “Prototype. Armaments & Armatures Against Electronic Music”, Wien

   

  Concept of the CD & magazine: Antje Salvi & Franz Pomassl, Laton & C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost
  Editor of the magazine: C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost
  Graphic Design: Andreas Pawlik from dform 
  Year: 2002 (Laton 025)

   

  With thanks to: Paul Katzberger, Georg Kargl, Wolfgang Kos, Heike Meier, and Hans-Ulrich Obrist (EVN Art Collection Advisory Board)
   

  
  

• Videos

  Documentary Film: Frederick Kiesler

  "Life is short, Art is long, Architecture endless"

   

  "Space stage, space theater, space city, and space sculptures": The artistic medium of the Austro-American architect, stage designer, artist, and theorist Frederick Kiesler (1890–1965) was space. His projects were visionary, and his theories remain utopian to this day. This film, shot primarily in New York, where Kiesler lived, showcases his interdisciplinary and visionary work through his oeuvre, including the Endless House. The film features gallery owners, contemporary witnesses, and Kiesler experts. 

   

  Director and Screenwriter: Antje Salvi 
  Production: C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost 
  Editing: Esther J. Steiner 
  Cinematography: Alice Millar (New York), Philipp Steiner (Vienna) 
  Year: 2015 

  
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  The New Contemporary Video Blog

  Our concept for the video and magazine blog created for the viennafair (now viennacontemporary) was highly innovative for its time. This made it incredibly successful, with an average of nearly 10,000 daily views. Back then, platforms like TikTok and Instagram didn't even exist. The New Contemporary blogger team provided daily live coverage during the fair, operated an on-site editing studio, and continued in subsequent years to feature galleries, collectors, and artists through short, fast-paced videos. From Arnulf Rainer and the Austrian President to David Schalko and Vito Schnabel, the blog showcased a wide range of cultural figures.

   

  Concept: C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost  
  Chief editorial & Moderation: Antje Salvi 
  Editorial Management (Vienna-New York): Petra Zechmeister 
  Managing editors: Kristina Kulakova, Christina Steinbrecher, Gerald Zagler, Vita Zaman  
  Blogger (et al.) : Iza Depczyk (PL), Markus Huber (A), Tina Kaplár (HU), Simon Mraz (RUS), Aysegul Sonmez (TUR) 
  Client: viennacontemporary (viennafair)
  Year: 2012-2015 

  
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  Architectural Films

  Writing about architecture is one thing – we do that regularly – but producing architectural films is quite another. Films allow us to showcase architecture within the context of its surroundings, something that’s often difficult to convey through text alone. Movement, light, and space can be captured in a much more vivid way. For Schenker Salvi Weber Architekten (in collaboration with feld72), we presented the new headquarters of Österreichische Post AG in Vienna’s 3rd district as an example. 

   

  Script & Concept: Antje Salvi 

  Production: C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost 

  Editing: Esther Jo Steiner 

  Cinematography: Philipp Steiner, Gerald Zagler 

  Drone Operator: Udo Maurer 

  Drone Pilot: David Mirk 

  Music: Susanne Brokesch, Lukas Lauermann 

  Year: 2018 

  
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  Documentary film: "Of a Love for Leather"

  Memories of a working life at "the Kitzmantel," one of the first industrial shoe manufacturing companies in Upper Austria. Three women share stories of the smell of leather, friendships, and cold factory halls. It is the tale of humming sewing machines, the resilient women of Vorchdorf, and their passion for shoemaking—a tradition that continues to this day in the renowned Ludwig Reiter shoe factory near Vienna. 

   

  Screenplay: Antje Salvi, Petra Zechmeister 
  Cinematography: Philipp Steiner, Gerald Zagler 
  Editing: Esther Jo Steiner 
  Music: Sängerbund Frohsinn Vorchdorf, Gammon, Axel Wolph  
  Production: C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost with Petra Zechmeister 
  Nomination: CROSSING EUROPE Competition – Local Artist 
  Length: 30 min 
  Year: 2020 

  
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  Animation films

  We especially enjoy working with animations and text in films. Together with our freelance illustrators and motion graphic artists, we develop initial ideas, write the script, and oversee the creative execution—from drawing and sound design to publishing on social media platforms. Here is just one example of the many animated films we have produced for various clients, such as Erste Bank. 

   

  Script & Direction: Antje Salvi 
  Production: C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost 
  Design/Motion Graphics: LWZ - www.wearelwz.com 
  Character Development Collaboration: Michael Salvi 
  Voiceover: Victor Couzyn 
  Sound Design: Gabriel Schönangerer 
  Music: "königlich" / Gammon 
  Client: Erste Bank 
  Year: 2013 

  
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  Die Bee Movies

  The Bee is the logo of ERSTE Foundation. The Bee Movies are a series of cooperate films for ERSTE Foundation by C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero OST (more than 25 videos since 6/2011). The Bee is the logo of ERSTE Foundation. The 'young' ERSTE foundation supports hundreds of projects and develop their own projects in Austria and CEE within the framework of three programmes: Social Development, Culture and Europe.  

   

  Producer, Concept & Direction: C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero OST 
  Post-production & Camera: ZONE Media GmbH 
  Illustrations: Michael Salvi 
  Photos: Annunziata Schmidt-Chiari 
  Music: DJs Krugozory ("Nursery Rhyme" / CD Café Sputnik / Eastblock Music, www.eastblock.de) 

  Production Year: 2011–2015 

  
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  Imagefilms: Erste Group

  For Erste Group, we have produced dozens of corporate films, mostly in Austria and Central and Eastern Europe—regions where Erste Group is active. Our work is almost always multilingual. We collaborate with the client to develop the storyline, assemble the film crew, and manage the production, including casting. We oversee the entire post-production process, taking care of music, translations, subtitles, and the publication of the films on social media platforms—handling every detail from start to finish. 

   

  Production: C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost 
  Screenplay / Direction: Antje Salvi 
  Camera: Philipp Steiner, Thomas Werginz 
  Lighting: Dominik Danner 
  Post-Production: Esther Jo Steiner 
  2009–2017 

  
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• Science

  Excellent Scientists in Austria – 8 Video Portraits for FWF

  The Austrian Science Fund (FWF) allocates funding annually to enable top-tier research. Our task was to communicate these often highly complex research topics in an accessible and engaging way through interviews and motion graphics. The client emphasized showcasing the impact and transformative potential of research.

   

  Concept: C/O Vienna Publishing & Melchers Media
  Camera: Philipp Melchers
  Camera Assistants: Lina Reisinger, Mimoza Zahiti, Christoph Varga
  Animation Script & Project Management: Antje Salvi
  Animation Graphics: Mandy Zaninovic
  Editing: Esther Jo Steiner
  Client: Austrian Science Fund (FWF)
  Published on: scilog.fwf.ac.at
  Year: 2024

  
  

  

  Exhibition & Digital Archive: Stadtmacherei Nürnberg

  The exhibition Stadtmacherei and its accompanying platform at the Neues Museum Nürnberg were developed as part of Nuremberg’s bid to become the European Capital of Culture 2025. It explored the pivotal role of independent creative work in shaping a livable city for the 21st century. Stadtmacherei was initially presented as a walk-in installation at the museum and has since evolved into a permanent, growing digital archive. Designers Bernhard Poppe and Andreas Pawlik were awarded the Josef Binder Award 2022 for their screen design contributions to the project.

   

  Client: Neues Museum Nürnberg, Nuremberg’s European Capital of Culture 2025 bid 
  Editorial & Videos: C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost 
  Concept & Consultation: Dr. Eva Kraus, Prof. Martina Fineder 
  Media Concept, Design & Programming: Andreas Pawlik, dform gmbh – design for art + science & Partners 
  Year: 2020 

  
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  Ausstellung & Videoreihe "Change Your Perspective!"

  EuroVision: Museums Exhibiting Europe (EMEE)

   

  A European project for national and regional museums, encompassing research, exhibitions, an extensive video series, and diverse publications. Our collaboration took us to five European cities—Graz, Sofia, Ljubljana, Lisbon, and Rome. On-site, we interviewed museum professionals, curators, and visitors to explore their visions of the museum of the future. The result was a video series documenting the research from various perspectives.

   

  Client: EuroVision: Museums Exhibiting Europe (EMEE)
  Video Production: C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero Ost
  Concept & Direction: Antje Salvi
  Camera & Post-Production: Gerald Zagler
  Collaborating Partners: Atelier Brückner, National Museum of History, Sofia, Paris-Est Créteil University – IUFM, Roma Tre University, National Archaeological Museum Lisbon, Museum of Contemporary History Ljubljana, monochrom Cultural Association
  Year: 2015

  
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  Tomorrow is ... A Exhibition at MAK (Vienna)

  “10 Years of Departure" 

   

  How do you adequately prepare complex content—nearly 45 visionary projects from Vienna's creatives—for a museum setting? This was the question posed by curators Prof. Martina Fineder and Eva Kraus. Together with Andreas Pawlik, Moritz Lochner (dform), and Julian Roedelius (r-g.io), they developed a multimedia installation for which we produced nearly an hour of video material in German and English. 

   

   

  Curators, Concept & Idea: Martina Fineder & Eva Kraus 
  Spatial Installation: Moritz Lochner, Andreas Pawlik, Julian Roedelius 
  Video Production: C/O Vienna Publishing by Redaktionsbuero OST 
  Director & Editor: Antje Salvi 
  Camera: Philipp Steiner 
  Sound: Thomas A. Werginz 
  Post-production: Esther Jo Steiner 
  Color Correction: Andi Winter 
  Graphic Design: dform 
  Year: 2014 

   

  Radio Feature on Ö1

  Domus

  
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