entangled homes: A Queer-Feminist Art Festival
FIFTITU% is a networking center established in 1998 to promote and support women, trans, inter- and non-binary individuals in the arts and culture scene. It serves as a feminist forum, offering a platform for artistic projects, fostering regional cultures, and supporting innovative digital projects.
The intersectional art festival showcases queer-feminist perspectives through performances, music, art exhibition and talks from September 5 to 7, 2024, at Linz Main Square, WHA Gallery and Salon FIFTITU%. The exhibition entangled homes explores themes of home, identity, and belonging intertwined with power dynamics. It blends analog and digital spaces, featuring diverse artworks including comics, GIFs and memes. Selected works will be displayed at WHA Gallery, University of Arts Linz.
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entangled homes
The exhibition entangled homes explores themes of home, identity and belonging intertwined with power dynamics. It blends analog and digital spaces, featuring diverse artworks including comics, GIFs, and memes. Selected works will be displayed at WHA Gallery, University of Arts Linz.
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Exploring AI, Colonialism, and Feminism through artist games
Alexia Achilleos and Iyo Bisseck examine the impact of technology on structures of power and control, as well as colonial dynamics. Both artists approach these issues from a local perspective.
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Lauter laute Fotzen*
The art installation Lauter lauter Fotzen* shows vulvas* that move to the rhythm of the music. Renowned artists Missex, Tonica Hunter and DJ Bana create beats that transform these static images into organic movements. Witness the power of feminist representation in an immersive audiovisual spectacle that challenges perceptions and celebrates diversity in art and music.
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Wilderness Gardens
Wilderness Gardens is an immersive game experience that explores spatial reflection, access and the impact of technology on the control of resources. It critically questions the colonial continuum and the norms of civilization. Players navigate environments and encounter narratives by other artists that offer insights into diasporic experiences and identities. It encourages reflection on mobility,…
Credits
Artwork: Lauter, laute Fotzen* by Rebekka Hochreiter / Artistic Realization: Rebekka Hochreiter and Leonie Reese / Production: FIFTITU% 
University of Arts Linz, Institute for Art and Education / Media Design (AT)
The media design course in the teaching and communication field is unique in the Austrian higher education landscape. The focus is on artistic-experimental as well as critical-reflective media skills and their transfer. The program explores its own practice and tests unconventional mediation concepts. A wide range of projects are developed in cooperation with other institutions.