Surfaces - living Sculptures by Theo Blaickner & Marianne Antensteiner - Projects

Projects - Gallery

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Stock Exchange - Frankfurt - April 2016

Stock Exchange - Frankfurt

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Laboe - Baltic Sea - April 2016

Laboe - Baltic Sea

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Windmills - Northern Germany - April 2016

Windmills - Northern Germany

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Ponte Vecchio - Florenz - Italy June 2015

Ponte Vecchio - Florenz - Italy

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Tuscany - Italy June 2015

Tuscany - Italy

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Verona - Italy June 2015

Verona - Italy

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Pisa - Italy June 2015

Pisa - Italy

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Windpark Spörbichl - May 2015

Windpark Spörbichl - Mühlviertel

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Freistadt - May 2015

Freistadt - Mühlviertel

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Dolomites - Italy October 2014

Dolomites - Italy

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Victory Monument - Bolzano October 2014

Victory Monument - Bolzano

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Bergisel - Innsbruck September 2014

Bergisel - Innsbruck

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Architektur, Zaha Hadid

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Architektur, Zaha Hadid

Villa Engiadina - Switzerland September 2014

Villa Engiadina - Switzerland

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Nuclear Power - Germany July 2014

Nuclear Power - Germany

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Oil - Austria June 2014

Oil - Austria

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Old House - Switzerland August 2013

Old House - Switzerland

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Stockhorn - Switzerland August 2013

Stockhorn - Switzerland

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Grand Hotel Bellevue - Gstaad August 2013

Grand Hotel Bellevue - Gstaad

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Bodensee - Bregenz August 2013

Bodensee - Bregenz

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State Library - Linz July 2013

State Library - Linz

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Casinos Austria - Linz July 2013

Casinos - Austria - Linz

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Wood - Rosenau April 2013

Wood - Rosenau

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Performance new State Theatre - Music Theatre Linz April 2013

Performance new State Theatre - Music Theatre Linz

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Living Sculpture vor der Arbeit

"Sculpture flottante" von Klaus Pinter

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Albertina Vienna Dezember 2012

Albertina Vienna

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Vienna State Opera Dezember 2012

Vienna State Opera

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Hotel Sacher Vienna Dezember 2012

Hotel Sacher Vienna

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Vienna Secession Dezember 2012

Age its art - the art its freedom

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Nature - Industry - Technology Dezember 2012

Nature - Industry - Technology

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Präzision im Fokus

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Gasthof Schwarzes Rössl - Windischgarsten Dezember 2012

“Ich fürchte mich vor dem Tag an dem die Technologie unsere menschlichen Interaktionen übertrifft! Die Welt wird eine Generation von Idioten bekommen!”

A.Einstein

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Sonnleiten November 2012

Eagle force promotes a different, extended (over)view of things and shows you what you can do.

living Picture I

Parlament October 2012

Parliament Vienna

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Hofburg October 2012

Hofburg Vienna

Bagha

Reiterstandbild Prinz Eugen

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Podest erreichen

Krähenattacke

Künstlerhaus October 2012

Künstlerhaus Vienna

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living Sculpture II

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Posthof October 2012

Posthof 2012

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"mit Peter"

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Bauernberg October 2012

The Aphrodite statue at Linz Bauernberg was a personal gift from Adolf Hitler to the city of Linz in 1942. It was set up in the garden of Gauleiter Eigrubers villa. The Diana Temple where the statue was set up was built in 1912. After a campaign by students at the University of Art, the statue was removed in 2008 to a depot and is replaced by a performance action in October 2012 by a living sculpture by Theo Blaickner & Marianne Antensteiner.

Gipfelsturm - Bauernberg

Anstelle von Aphrodite

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Balzarekrondeau October 2012

Balzarekrondeau Linz

Fuß

Tanz

"Yvo" schau...

Lentos September 2012

Kunstmuseum Lentos in Linz

Schritt nach vorne

living Sculpture I

Auftakt

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Impressum

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		Theo Blaickner Performance - Film - Werbung Sonnleiten 2 A-4573 Hinterstoder Österreich Telefon +43(0)664/2414854 EMail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Marianne Antensteiner Visual Artwork Gleinkerau 19 A-4582 Spital am Pyhrn Österreich Telefon +43(0)680/3015722 EMail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. © 2014 Marianne Antensteiner & Theo Blaickner all rights reserved Alle Inhalte dieser Seite sind urheberrechtlich geschützt und dürfen weder kopiert noch weiterverwendet werden. Jede Zuwiderhandlung wird rechtlich geahndet.

Biography

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Marianne Antensteiner

1984 born in Kirchdorf an der Krems, Upper Austria

since 1999 intensive work with animals, especially with horses

since 2001 works as a quality technician in the metal industry

since 2006 work with arabian horses

since 2009 is active in wildlife photography

since 2012 joint project, Surfaces and living Sculptures by Theo Blaickner and Marianne Antensteiner

Theo Blaickner

1949 born in Zell am See, Salzburg

since 1962 experience as trainer of animals, continuous work with animals

since 1969 parallel artistic discussion with music and visual arts

1971 studies at the Vienna Jazz Academy, scholarship to the Berkeley University in Boston

1975 - 88 residence in South America, intensive work with animals

1988 - 99 residence and studio for visual arts in Linz

since 1999 lives and works in Hinterstoder, Upper Austria

since 2012 joint project, Surfaces and living Sculptures by Theo Blaickner and Marianne Antensteiner

Member of Sezession Vienna and Künstlerhaus Vienna

Surfaces - living Sculptures

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by Theo Blaickner & Marianne Antensteiner

“At all times there are animals in art. Already in cave painting of prehistoric times animals – and surprisingly less human beings – constitute the first themes of representation, which tell us of hunt and charm, way of live and magic.”

“Nature is nothing to add!”

“We do not let taxes - We find without searching - Art is freedom for all”

“Theo Blaickners and Marianne Antensteiners work is signed by the search for a directly dealing with ecological systems away from clichè images of nature, wich can carry through the various media and expressions.”

Robert Fleck