Natalia Weiss
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Natalia Weiss

Natalia Weiss (*1973 in Neunkirchen, Lower Austria) lives and works as a freelance artist in Vienna, Austria. Her artistic practice includes etching, linocut and ink drawings, often supplemented by her own texts or initiated by poetry and collected and stored in artist books. Weiss has participated in numerous exhibitions and her works are held in various collections in Austria and Germany; such as MAK, Austrian National Library, German National Library.

Natalia Weiss, 2018
Collection

Traces and Patterns

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what remains.
a walk through my grandmother's house, from a child's perspective.

Natalia Weiss, 2018-2019
Collection

Selfie

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In my work animals are the mediators. They share pictorial and imaginary space with things and objects and sometimes written messages. My work does not lend itself to simple interpretation. Neither is it about illustration or the cheap emotions of personified domesticated and wild animal. Nor are urgent ecological questions subliminally addressed here. Instead, often the titles suggest that my work draws parallels between animal postures and human psychological processes.

Natalia Weiss, 2020
Individual pieces

Singles

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Various works by Natalia Weiss that are not (or not yet) part of a series.


Other artist's artworks

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02022020DATA
Patrik Muchenberger, 2020
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Anne Suttner, 2012
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Anne Suttner, 2009
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Foxes khaki
Arlette Ess
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Global 2
Global 2
Anne Suttner, 2009
€ 250
Stranded Objects 4
Stranded Objects 4
Catherine Ludwig, 2017
€ 490
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Inseln Im Wasser 1
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€ 240
Untitled
Untitled
Pawel Mendrek, 2023
€ 990
Purpur Orange
Purpur Orange
Mo Häusler, 2019
€ 307
 Geometric Redux Study after Klimt’s The Kiss
Geometric Redux Study after Klimt’s The Kiss
Andre Brik, 2019
€ 310
Prints&Hints 1
Prints&Hints 1
#dblpng Muchenberger / Brotbeck, 2019
€ 190