Opening: 23.10.2025 at 6 pm | Performance by Teuta Jonuzi at 7 pm

19.10.2025: Performance by Miriam Stoney at 7 pm

Exhibition: 24.10. till 21.11.2025

Curated by Kristina Deska Nikolić

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On the order of seeing, standards and variations, and the tension between intimacy and visibility. On frame and framing, with the old aesthetics of conspiracy, semantic overlaps, and past events transformed into zeitgeist poems. ALL FLASH AND FICTION is accompanied by a program of live performances and a curatorial letter written as a fictional short story, based on the works on display and private conversations with the artist.

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Lisa Sifkovits (born 1993, Vienna, Austria) explores the societal norms and rules encountered during the formative process of growing up, focusing on the constraints they impose as well as the process of navigating and inscribing oneself within such structures. She adopts a childlike style, working primarily with textiles, paper constructions, and drawing. For Sifkovits, paper is far more than a mere medium to draw on; it is the central material of her artistic practice, which investigates how this fragile medium can be translated into stable and spatial constructions through layering, mounting, or folding. Recent exhibitions include FAIRYTALE at Galerie Gruppe Motto, Hamburg (2025); KRAUT at Königshof (2025); Red-Letter Days at Pech, Vienna (2025); GHOST TRAIN at Fabrik Gallery, Techelsberg (2025); Giddy Flames at Collegium Artisticum, Sarajevo (2024); and A Simultaneity of Stories-So-Far at Neue Kunstverein Wien, Vienna (2024). 

Miriam Stoney (born 1994, Scunthorpe, UK) is a writer, translator, and artist based in Vienna, Austria. Recent exhibitions and performances include: Burn the Diaries, Read Them Out Loud, Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna (2025), Unter dem Gewicht atmest du anders. Schuld und Haben, Gessellschaft für aktuelle Kunst, Bremen (2025), To M., 5b, Glasgow (2025), Debt, Salzburger Kunstverein, Salzburg (2025), Eckdaten, Brunette Coleman (2024), Begegnungen / Encounters, Austrian Cultural Forum, London (2024), On the New, Belvedere 21, Vienna (2023), Just to let you know, Klosterruine Berlin/Kunstverein München (2023), Bergen Assembly, Bergen (2022), “nominiert…” mumok Vienna (2022), Bad Words, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin (2022), Indebtedness, Kunstverein Kevin Space, Vienna (2021).

Teuta Jonuzi (born 1995, Slovakia, based in Bratislava & Vienna) is interested in a sense of instability, both in materials and imagery. Following an idea of floating signification, she uses language to evoke past events and reassemble them in nonlinear structures. Her practice moves between performance, writing, installation, drawing, and sculpture. As an artist, independent performer, and curator, she articulates tangible gaps and lost memories, moments across different times that demarcate. Through stumbling translations from the personal to the public and the dreamy to the real, her work explores home, memory, and migration, opening acts of radical intimacy where connection emerges not from fixed meaning but from shared vulnerability and the fragile attempt to make sense of each other. She has studied at the Tokyo University of the Arts (Geidai), Aalto University in Finland, and the University of Applied Arts Vienna. Selected exhibitions include: Feelings for a Spider at 4649 Gallery, Tokyo (2019); Portal at Holešovická šachta, Prague (2023); …And They Lived… at Kunsthalle Bratislava (2023); and most recently the International Drawing Biennale at the Faculty of Arts Gallery, Pristina, XK (2024).

Kristina Deska Nikolić (born 1996, SRB; based in Vienna, Austria) holds a degree in Transmedia Arts from the University of Applied Arts Vienna. She is working at the intersection of art, fashion, material studies, and writing; her practice investigates identity, desire, and the relational dynamics between object and subject. She critically examines the semiotic structures and symbolic systems inherent in both visual art and literature. Her works have been presented in exhibitions across Europe, and her writings have been published in contemporary art magazines and publications

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︎ Lisa Sifkovits
︎ Miriam Stoney
︎ Teuta Jonuzi