The dialogue took place on Thursday 6 October at 7 p.m.

Review:

Echoes of the exhibition from various fields of expertise. The dramaturgical triad of the INN SITU series was rounded off with an accompanying dialogue format. We invited experts from the fields of science, culture and music to respond to the exhibition. In doing so, we experimented with new formats of exchange. (Im Bild Transdisciplinary dialogue in response to the exhibition PORTRAITS IN MOTION).

Each of the speakers chose a picture from the exhibition and discusses it with the artist Volker Gerling before an audience. An open dialogue between various perspectives, with music and inspired by the exhibition.

Konstanze Zwintz

© Bechyna

is an astrophysicist and specialist on the explosion as the beginning of the world. Konstanze Zwintz first took interest in young stars as a student. Back then she was a pioneer in this new field; today she is among the leading experts. She is currently a professor for Stellar Astrophysics at the University of Innsbruck, a position she has held since 2018.

© Franz Oss

Andreas Ambrosi, Brenner Base Tunnel BBT SE

is the press officer for the project company BBT SE. As such he has been responsible for the areas of public relations, media relations and stakeholder management since 2017. He has held various positions in the press and public relations divisions of different companies, including Swarovski International PR, Tyrolean state government, the City of Innsbruck and the APA – Austria Presse Agency in Tyrol and Vienna.

Hubert Matt

© Hubert Matt

studied philosophy and art history. One of his main focuses is on strategies of performance in art and media. He works as a visual artist and researcher and teaches Perception, Culture, Design and Theory, among other courses, in the degree programme InterMedia at the Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences. His work has appeared in numerous exhibitions in Austria and abroad, and his exhibition design and texts on and for artists also have an international scope.

Isa Kurz, piano, and Bernhard Schimpelsberger, percussion

© Isa Kurz

© Gui Sussekind

The multi-instrumentalist Isa Kurz is featured in the musical part of this INN SITU theme. In conjunction with the dialogue of the panel of experts she will improvise ­on the grand piano – joined by Bernhard Schimpelsberger, who will be playing various percussion instruments.