Following Traces of Life / How to Kill (Hunt) Veronika Dräxler transforms herself from the foreboding goddess of the hunt, Diana, into a lamenting war widow. She performers a mourning ritual that is staged in a video installation.
This show by Veronika Dräxler and Patrick Alan Banfield deals with the concept of ‚healing‘ as a metaphor for individual and collective transformation processes. The focus is on the transformation of (male) toxicity into synergy. How can intersubjective principles that programme social power structures be overcome?
In this suite of works, Veronika Dräxler approaches the arctic landscape as a cultural phenomenon and considers the ways in which a greater force holds the power to structure its outcomes: to decide who or what can live, and by extension, what must perish in order to maintain its planned or so-called natural order.
A catalog-magazine published on the occasion of the artists third solo show. It documents and summarises an exploration of the transgressions of culture and nature, hunting and the military, and the dynamics of violence within the design of cultural landscapes.
Veronika Dräxler booked a Zoom-Séance with medium Ingrid Müller-Farny to contact Joseph Beuys in the realm of spirits on the 12th of May 2021: On this date, Beuys would have turned 100.
The installation at the artist’s first solo show at Galerie GEDOKmuc in Munich, 2019 is inspired by biographical events that are a combination of intense mystical experience, conscious dependence on technology and the artist's multicultural roots from Europe and Latin American.
A catalogue magazine published on the occasion of the artist’s first solo show at Galerie GEDOKmuc in Munich, 2019. It focuses on the mystical encounter with the earth, the self, the body, rituals, syncretism and how to balance the influences of technology and cognitive mining.
An archive of macro photography that documents the repair patches of Berlin underground seats with the pattern design „Urban Jungle“ by Herbert Lindinger and evolves into different dialogues with the public.
