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after sun

With Teresa Mahler

In “After Sun – objects of the rising moon”, Teresa Mahler and Pia Scheiber act as archaeologists in a fictional, post-dystopian scenario: a futuristic world where all colour has disappeared. The monochrome and (dis)functional material hybrids act as symbols of their time and visualise an era that exists just beyond our imagination.

A round, crumpled and cracked white plaster form on blackA round cluster of white plaster casts of earphones on black

toca me

Festival opening titles, with Tina Touli

Touching is the ultimate form of communication. For the opening titles of the Toca Me festival, Tina Touli and Pia Scheiber explored “touch” and “don’t touch”: materials and textures that appeal to all the senses, in a constant dialogue where windows and split screens let the materials start new conversations.

Creative direction: Tina Touli. Concept & production: Tina Touli & Pia Scheiber.

Film still: the word TOCA ME seen through drops and blobs of liquid on a pink and mint gradient

various objects

Ongoing

A series exploring various combinations of different objects and materials.

Close-up of a glossy, crumpled silver surfaceA wavy cut-out object, half lilac, half printed with a pale flower, leaning against a perforated metal wall