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Roland Schöny

(...) A giant panel image by Zelko Wiener: Optical seduction and danger in one. (...). Through the monumentality of the surface area of the series, which totals more than one hundred square meters, he makes a conventional analogue perception almost impossible. Zelko Wiener is a prime example of sensuality in art.

Austrian radio station ORF – OE1, 22/11/1995.

Lucas Gehrmann

(...) In combination with the subject of the “Large Bone Loss”, a picture story about types of violence in the grey area between private and public media, Zelko Wiener’s many-layered process of image generation proves itself to be particularly suitable. This is especially the case when suggestivity is deemed to be a measure of quality.

In: EIKON, International Magazine for Photography and Media Art, Issue16/17, Vienna, 1995/96


		Zelko Wiener Reviews Roland Schöny (...) A giant panel image by Zelko Wiener: Optical seduction and danger in one. (...). Through the monumentality of the surface area of the series, which totals more than one hundred square meters, he makes a conventional analogue perception almost impossible. Zelko Wiener is a prime example of sensuality in art. Austrian radio station ORF – OE1, 22/11/1995. Lucas Gehrmann (...) In combination with the subject of the “Large Bone Loss”, a picture story about types of violence in the grey area between private and public media, Zelko Wiener’s many-layered process of image generation proves itself to be particularly suitable. This is especially the case when suggestivity is deemed to be a measure of quality. In: EIKON, International Magazine for Photography and Media Art, Issue16/17, Vienna, 1995/96
			ANIMATION

			LARGE SCALE

			PANEL IMAGE

			REALTIME

			VIDEO-INSTALLATION
Der Große Knochenschwund - The Large Bone Loss MAK - Austrian Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, Austria, 1995 large scale Image / painting on canvas, 460 x 2240 cm (8x2 panels)

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