• FUTURE NOW? Looking into the future through the eyes of art and creativity. 2025, January 16 - February 28

    What does the future mean? When does it begin, and what might it look like? To seek answers, you would need an oracle—an invitation our exhibition extends to you. Ask the oracle your question and embark on a journey to expand your imagination of the “presents” and “futures” that could be.

    Step into a space where time layers intertwine, where historical and contemporary perspectives meet. Immerse yourself in otherworldly visions and reflect on your own in the mirror of art.

    Experience the future through four distinct artistic approaches: participatory, immersive, historical, and contemporary. Marvel at the fusion of art, science and technology as seen from diverse vantage points.

    Come and be a part of this thought-provoking exhibition. See the future. Shape it.

    FUTURE NOW? Looking into the future through the eyes of art and creativity. 2025, January 16 - February 28

    photo Art Collection Schlichtner and Austrian Embassy in Slovakia

FUTURE NOW? Looking into the future through the eyes of art and creativity. 2025, January 16 - February 28

Aklima Iqbal // drawing mapping 2

Photo by Art Collection Schlichtner

Aklima Iqbal // drawing mapping 2
2020
30 x 25 cm
drawing on canvas
Sagar Sarkar // ohne Titel (1)

photo courtesy of Sagar Sarkar

Sagar Sarkar // no title (1)
2020
152,4 x 274,32 cm / 60 x 108 inches
Acryl, Ölpastell auf Leinen
David Hicks // The correct answer is often not the right answer, Anomoly Projects

photo courtesy of David Hicks

David Hicks // The correct answer is often not the right answer, Anomoly Projects
Basting trays, film, photocopier manual bound with high performance bicycle inner tube with juggling balls on reception desk
Hadrien de Corneillan // Les gardiens – 5x400.000

Photo courtesy of Hadrien de Corneillan

Hadrien de Corneillan // Les gardiens – 5x400.000
2017
60 x 90 cm
Acryl auf Leinwand
Hubert Schatz // Psychokosmodrom Manuskript

photo courtesy of Art Collection Schlichtner

Hubert Schatz // Psychokosmodrom manuscript
1999
Susan Lisbin // Relation II

photo courtesy of Sirpa Cowell

Susan Lisbin // Relation II
2019
33,02 x 30,48 x 25,4 cm / 13 x 12 x 10 inches
niedrig gebrannter Ton und Acryl
Anna Pelz // Looking At Myself Through Virtual Realities 2

Anna Pelz @ Bildrecht Wien 2022

Anna Pelz // Looking At Myself Through Virtual Realities 2
2018
100 x 80 cm / 39,37 x 31,5 inches
Acryl, Ölkreide, Sprayfarbe auf Leinwand
Mile Saula // Lost nowhere

photo courtesy of Mile Saula

Mile Saula // Lost nowhere
2021
100 x 120 cm // 39 x 47 inches
Öl auf Leinwand
Oksana Zmiyevska // Oksana

photo courtesy of Simon Veres

Oksana Zmiyevska // Oksana
2022
200 x 170 cm / 78,8 x 67 inches
Öl auf Leinwand