09.03.2026 – 30.04.2026
Claudia Larcher is an Austrian artist and filmmaker. Her artistic research focuses on the materiality of the digital. In the exhibition ‘Less is more, more more,’ curated by Eva Fischer, Larcher examines architecture as a powerful order; spaces shape perception, emotions and approaches, reflecting political systems and social values. In her works, she moves through interior and urban spaces where absence becomes palpable and objects appear as witnesses to lived history. Using digital collages, she creates ‘other’ spaces between reality and imagination, while sound, silence and soundscapes reinforce the uncanny and make places acoustically experiential. She examines how algorithmic image production influences our perception of reality and what implications this has. She pays particular attention to the intertwining of photography and artificial intelligence, as well as the debate surrounding digital humanism and posthuman image aesthetics. Claudia Larcher uses AI not only as an analytical tool, but also as an experimental tool to break down and redefine traditional boundaries between media forms.
Claudia Larcher – Less is more, more more
09.03.2026 – 30.04.2026
Akademie Graz
Graz, Neutorgasse 42
https://akademie-graz.at
