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Lukas Kaufmann (b. 1993, AT) lives and works in Vienna, where he graduated from the University of Applied Arts in 2021. Kaufmann explores the relationship between the image carrier and the image surface, merging spatial and psychological dimensions. His replicated and fragmentary portraits draw analogies to ideas of psychoanalysis and allude to the concept of conscious and subconscious. A recurring approach in his practice is a simultaneous play of concealing and revealing content or leitmotifs. Kaufmann is currently a resident at Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris. His work has been exhibited at The Office, Vienna; Kunsthalle Wien; Zina Gallery, Cluj; Krinzinger Schottenfeld, Vienna; University Gallery of the Applied Arts, Vienna; MUSEION, Bolzano; and Belvedere 21, Vienna. In 2018, he realized Projekt OT, a permanent public art intervention in Vienna, and in 2021, he received the Kunsthalle Wien Prize.
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Lukas Kaufmann (b. 1993, AT) lives and works in Vienna, where he graduated from the University of Applied Arts in 2021. Kaufmann explores the relationship between the image carrier and the image surface, merging spatial and psychological dimensions. His replicated and fragmentary portraits draw analogies to ideas of psychoanalysis and allude to the concept of conscious and subconscious. A recurring approach in his practice is a simultaneous play of concealing and revealing content or leitmotifs. Kaufmann is currently a resident at Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris. His work has been exhibited at The Office, Vienna; Kunsthalle Wien; Zina Gallery, Cluj; Krinzinger Schottenfeld, Vienna; University Gallery of the Applied Arts, Vienna; MUSEION, Bolzano; and Belvedere 21, Vienna. In 2018, he realized Projekt OT, a permanent public art intervention in Vienna, and in 2021, he received the Kunsthalle Wien Prize.
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