Artists

Tobias Reinthaller works primarily with acrylic paints and spray paint. He also incorporates various materials into his works, such as scratch-off and tear-off tickets, as well as film and street posters. By coating his pieces with epoxy resin, he often gives them a distinctive, glossy depth and a characteristic look.

Pietro Marcozzi Rozzi brings the pulse of the street into the language of contemporary painting. Rooted in graffiti culture yet shaped by academic training, his work unfolds through dynamic gestures, bold color contrasts and layered textures. What once lived on urban walls now evolves on canvas, raw, expressive and charged with movement.

Blending influences from abstract expressionism, action painting and post-graffiti aesthetics, Pietro Marcozzi Rozzi creates works that feel immediate and physical, capturing the energy of the moment while reflecting a deeper visual awareness shaped by his background in art and political studies.

Petra Schöller lives and works on the northern outskirts of Vienna. She creates analog collages, carefully and lovingly combining old and new. From found objects such as old magazines, manuscripts, or yellowed paper, she composes harmonious, luminous visual worlds that reflect her positive and orderly nature.
Her works move between aesthetics, order and intuition – finely balanced and at the same time imbued with quiet poetry.
Each collage is presented in a carefully selected frame, a found object with antique charm, as part of the overall concept.

Mirriam Domocos is an Austrian artist, biomedical researcher, and international model based in England. In her work, she combines emotional intuition with a refined sensitivity for human relationships, creating luminous, intimate visual worlds that speak of love, connection, and the quiet moments of life.

Her artistic journey began at a young age in the arts track of the Boerhaavegasse grammar school in Vienna. At the same time, she developed a passion for the natural sciences and specialized in biochemistry and molecular biotechnology. After completing her bachelor’s degree in Applied Medical Sciences at University College London in 2024, she pursued a research master’s degree in Physiology, Anatomy, and Genetics at the University of Oxford, which she completed in 2026.

Despite her scientific career, art has always remained a central part of her life. Today, she pursues her artistic practice professionally, developing a visual language that emphasizes warmth, lightness, and human closeness. Her international work as a model subtly shapes her perception of the body, expression, and presence, enriching her work with a distinctive sensitivity to emotion and interpersonal encounters.

Lara is a talented artist originally from Vienna, whose passion for art has been a constant in her life for many years. One of her greatest passions is sketching, a form of expression that has allowed her to explore and deepen her understanding of the human body. Through her work, she is particularly fascinated by how the human form can express emotions, aesthetics and individuality.

Lara's artistic journey has taken her to various prestigious institutions. As a senior art student, she participated in the 2017 art18 exhibition, where her work was showcased to showcase her growth and discoveries in the art world. She has also studied at the Florence Academy of Art, where she focused on portraiture and technique, honing her ability to capture the nuances of the human figure. Additionally, she attended the Schloss Goldegg Art Academy, where she further developed her artistic knowledge and techniques. She has also gained valuable experience in the art world through her work in auction houses, where she deepened her understanding of the art market and the value of different works. Her education culminated in a Master's degree in International Arts and Cultural Management in Rome, a program that helped her combine her artistic skills with a broader understanding of the cultural and economic aspects of the art world.

In her art, Lara uses a variety of media, primarily pencil, charcoal and watercolor. She particularly enjoys using sketching as a medium to explore the emotional depth and physicality of her subjects, always with the goal of highlighting the raw beauty and complexity of the human form.

Through her experiences and training, Lara continues to develop as an artist, using her art to convey the diversity and beauty of the human experience.

Gilbert Kleissner, also known as CEDES, was born on 11 September 1970 in Graz. His artist name, CEDES, is an acronym, standing for ‘CElebrated DESign’. The painter, conceptual artist and actionist currently lives and works in Graz. The gallery owner Gottfried Geiger took notice of Kleissner very early on and supported him. Since 2014, he has been a member of Schaumbad – freies atelierhaus graz. Gilbert Kleissner was a student and painting assistant to Prof. Hermann Nitsch for several years.

Diana Kim is a contemporary figurative painter who works with oil on canvas and creates a fascinating combination of classical precision and modern imagery in her portraits. Her works seem like silent encounters, intense, calm and at the same time full of inner tension.

Born and raised in Russia, she received her academic training at the Kazan Academy of Arts, where she studied painting, drawing and composition at the highest level. After graduating, she worked at Art Lab, the largest art studio in the CIS, where she deepened her technical skills through extensive commissioned work and large-format interior painting.

Since 2022, Diana Kim has been living in Austria and studying art history at the University of Vienna, while consistently developing her artistic practice. Her focus has increasingly shifted to portrait painting and the techniques of the Old Masters, but without appearing nostalgic: Kim translates the classical painting tradition into a contemporary visual world characterized by subtle color dramaturgy, atmospheric density and psychological presence.
Her portraits do not speak loudly, they draw the viewer into a quiet, emotional depth where gaze, posture and light become carriers of an unspoken story.

Christian Schumacher, known as chtartberlin, is a Berlin-based artist whose vibrant, emotionally charged works captivate the viewer with dynamic colors and forms.

Drawing on his unique experiences, from his medical background to his travels through India, Nepal and beyond, his art explores themes of the human condition and the interplay between life and the physical body. With an innovative approach and a deep passion for creativity, Christian has made a name for himself in the art world, exhibiting his works in galleries and private collections around the world.

Whether through powerful brushstrokes or thought-provoking compositions, Christian continually pushes boundaries and offers a captivating journey into his multifaceted artistic universe. Explore his world and let the art speak to you.

Between the catwalk and the canvas, Asma Kocjan creates a visual world in which fashion is not celebrated but scrutinised. Drawing on her international modelling career, she has developed a powerful artistic language in which silhouettes, layering and expressive colour come together. Her works revolve around the tension between visibility and concealment, placing the focus not on the garment but on the person. Those who view her works encounter figures in a state of flux, captured within an aesthetic of collage, overpainting and the search for traces. Here, art and fashion merge into a critical, sensual narrative that leaves the viewer curious for more.