From May 15 to July 26, 2026, the Krallerhof Artist Residency (KAR) will welcome international artists who, under the curatorial direction of Daniel Hölzl, will develop contemporary sculptures, installations, and paintings.
In two residency slots, new works will be created on site—accompanied by open studio hours, exclusive insights, and personal meet & greets, where guests can experience art and artistic processes firsthand.
Many of the works created during the residency will become part of the growing Krallerhof art collection and can be viewed permanently at the hotel.
Daniel Hölzl (born 1994, Austria, studio in Berlin) – Specializes in site-specific, changing installations.
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(*1987, Georgia, studio in New York City) – Multidisciplinary artist whose painting explores social fragmentation, digital cultures, and techno-social dynamics.
(*1955, USA, studio in Los Angeles) – Graphic designer and artist known for experimental typography and expressive visual compositions that challenge conventions of visual communication.
(*1992, Ukraine, studio in Berlin) – Artist and photographer expanding photography through digital processes and artificial intelligence, investigating perception in the digital age.
(*1992, Germany/Italy, studio in Vienna) – Painter and installation artist exploring painting as an autonomous visual language through reduced geometric forms and subtle colour compositions.
(*1992, Spain, studios in Barcelona & Berlin) – Sculptor and installation artist examining themes of identity, desire, and value systems through a poetic and critical approach.
(*1990, Sweden, studio in Düsseldorf) – Artist developing performative and installation-based works that engage plants, movement, and ecological processes as active collaborators.
(*1994, Austria, studio in Berlin) – Specializes in site-specific, changing installations
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