MUELLER-DIVJAK´s work as artists and researchers focuses on an expanded understanding of living systems.

THE BARN

Site-specific Installation / Scenic Construction, 2022

For “The barn” MUELLER-DIVJAK worked with recycled material from demolished rural buildings, reinterpreting and staging it as an architectonic phantasy resembling a haunted witch´s home. “The barn” is the urban dwellers´ phantasmagory of a fairy tale-place of one´s own.

ทำไม / WHY

Art in Public Space, HIghway / Suvarnabhumi Airport, BANGKOK, 2022  

From earliest childhood on a simple but pending question is accompanying us. This important question in a surrounding environment of complexity is: “Why?” – Today’s societies and global challenges confront us with increasingly multiple crises and imbalances. The underlying individual and collective assumptions, motivations and power structures are rarely fundamentally questioned. In reaction to that circumstance the intervention of STUDIO MUELLER-DIVJAK is taking up and transferring the single interrogative word into public space along the highways leading to, and coming from Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK). On giant billboards, usually reserved for generating attention in relation to selling consumer goods – cars, fashion, cosmetics et al -, the word “ทำไม“ (why?) can be read in huge letters.

THE BANGKOK GATEWAY

Model for a Public Art Gallery, 2022  

The Bangkok Gateway is a place for public art and inclusive and interdisciplinary practice, enhancing solidarity, and community events, creating meaning and significance. It is providing the framework for the celebration of cultural symbols, transformation of societies, diversity and togetherness. The Bangkok Gateway is an installation / artwork with urban significance, that has social benefits and generates attention for relevant contemporary issues. It has the potential of becoming an urban landmark, bridging the here and now and the future. 

WE VIEW ART AS A SYSTEM OF ACTION

From the Series Preliminary Studies For “The Superconsonancer” (since 2020)

FUTURE LOTTERY

Multimedia Installation, Vögele Kultur Zentrum, Pfäffikon / Switzerland, 2021