Nikolaus Gansterer

Posted onBy7. July 2021 linesfiction Posted in Experiment, Installation, Performance

Nikolaus Gansterer I experience my artworks more like communicating vessels. There is a lively exchange between the installations, the sketches and performances, my drawings, whether large or small, the animated films or even the writing of a text, animating each …

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Betina Kuntzsch

Posted onBy21. September 2018 Linus Fiction Posted in Computer Animation, Experiment

Betina Kuntzsch I apply high-end-programs to create some very plain moving images. A short line that multiplies, and starts moving, transferring the movement to other lines in other time-delayed areas.Even here, I play with random outcome – some results I …

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Tina Haber

Posted onBy31. January 2018 linesfiction Posted in Experiment, Frame by Frame Animation, Water Color

Tina Haber Even though being animations, I regard these moving pictures as images in the tradition of domestic interiors in painting. By showing a certain perspective, and by presenting basic commodities, an idea of every day life becomes visible, although …

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Robert Seidel

Posted onBy16. January 2017 Linus Fiction Posted in Computer Animation, Experiment

Robert Seidel While my residency at Epicenter Projects in California I was challenging myself to use the desert and canyons in the San Andreas Fault area as my drawing surface. Laser technology is used there for land survey and earthquake …

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Chris Doyle

Posted onBy1. February 2016 Linus Fiction Posted in Computer Animation, Experiment, Storytelling, Water Color

Chris Doyle Watercolor has always been the way that I have worked out ideas. And I have always liked making them very large. It is a way of drawing that we think of as delicate and intimate, which I think …

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Volker Saul

Posted onBy10. December 2015 Linus Fiction Posted in Experiment

Volker Saul My work moves towards realities, and dissociates itself again from the figurative. Some drawings reflect both, microcosm and macrocosm. There are influences of comics or badges, signs, and emoticons.

Carolin Jörg and Michael Fragstein

Posted onBy20. October 2015 Linus Fiction Posted in Computer Animation, Experiment, Water Color

Carolin Jörg and Michael Fragstein together developed the project “Second Glance”: Drawing and Augmented Reality We previously made first drafts and animation concepts to find the shape that could stand on paper, as well as offering new levels for the …

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Eelco Brand

Posted onBy9. September 2015 Linus Fiction Posted in Computer Animation, Experiment

Eelco Brand Besides the sketches for animation works I now and then make pencil drawings as autonomous works. I started as a painter and during all these years of working on computers I somehow miss the real handwork and look …

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Simona Koch

Posted onBy12. April 2015 Linus Fiction Posted in Computer Animation, Experiment, Installation

Simona Koch In my experience scientists indeed can be interested in an exchange with artists. Both fields are very different and can inspire each other. Scientist are working within a framework of rules and have to proof the hypothesis they …

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Sandra Boeschenstein

Posted onBy30. January 2015 Linus Fiction Posted in Experiment, Pencil Drawing, Storytelling

Sandra Boeschenstein Yes, the drift of meaning is central. Therefore drawing in its medial pureness is most suitable. Lines exist without ballast and they are versatile, changing the system without rupture is their strength. From the same stroke I can …

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