Claudia Holzinger

Current

Hello and welcome,

my name is Claudia Holzinger,
I am a visual artist mostly working in photographic storytelling.

For my current life and work

please also see my Instagram.

EXHIBITION

I am very happy that I am part of 16. Rischart Projekte in Gläserne Backstube in Munich, curated by Katharina Keller and alongside so many super works by

Gabi Blum
Veronika Günther
Tina Haase
Rosa Luckow
Beate Passow
Pegasus Product
Hans Schabus
and Radio 80000 .

I will show new work I created in the last 6 months only with the great help by Fabian Aigner, Hannaneh Heydari, Lena Holzer, Johanna Marousek, Tobias Ehrhardt, Elodie Grethen, Raphael Unger, Emma Egger, Janina Zais as well as my mom Monika Holzinger, my sister Marina Holzinger and my dad Georg Holzinger.

Thank you to Magnus Müller-Rischart , Katharina Keller and Kirsten Wengmann for initiating, curating, organising and all your time, work and concentration you put into this project.

I would love to see you at the opening

OPENING:
19.03.2025 / 6 pm

EXHIBITION:
20. März bis 16. April 2025 / täglich 11:00 - 16:00 Uhr

Gläserne Backstube
Buttermelcherstraße 16
80469 München

MAGAZINE

AKADEMIE AKTUELL 01/2024

I had the great opportunity to create the visuals for the new issue of the magazine of Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften about the present and future of the Bavarian school system.

School is hard, at least it was for me - full of pressure, norms and coolness, insecurities and fear which led to the thing, that I was happy to leave it and never wanted to go back. Thanks to my dear friend Fabian Aigner, who is now arts and sports teacher at Gymnasium Dorfen, the school we graduated from together in 2006, I could shoot the pictures in my old school building. Reconciling is a process - but that grown up Claudia posing in morphsuits, biting in rulers and dressing in her old exercise books helped a lot.

Thank you to Studio Umlaut, which is Friederike Giirst and Christine Rampl, for giving me this opportunity. Thank you to Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften for your trust and kindness.

Thank you to Fabian Aigner for helping me take the pictures and giving me the opportunity to render my school sports memories by teaching me the laylap in basketball.
Thank you to his dad and former teacher Peter Aigner and my friend Doominik Thalmeier for modeling so perfectly in morphsuits.
Thank you to Raphael Unger for 3D- printing a stack of books and an apple or me.
Thank you to Johanna Marousek for helping me create the Chess-image and lending me her shoes.