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Introducing: Claudia Holzinger
Claudia Holzinger is a visual artist whose work focuses on photography, installation, and performative self-staging. Her art explores issues of body politics, gender roles, and societal expectations. In meticulously staged studio settings, she creates visual narratives that use costumes or body paint to subvert stereotypical representations and open up new, unfamiliar visual worlds.
She studied graphic design and photography at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and the Academy of Fine Arts Nuremberg. During her studies, she was part of the class led by Jürgen Teller, one of the most influential figures in contemporary photography. Elements of Teller’s radically direct visual language are evident in Holzinger’s work—though always in service of her own conceptually driven image strategies.
At ato, the artist is represented by Norina Quinte.
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