Marlies Pöschl understands filmmaking as social practice and often collaborates with actors from outside the art world in search for polyphonic narrations and open-ended dramaturgies.
Current exhibtions
Technologies of Togetherness




Marlies Pöschl
11.6. – 14.8.2022
Kunstverein Ludwigshafen (DE)
Curated by Jana Franze-Feldmann
Marlies Pöschl's films imagine possibilities for a digitalised, sustainable and caring future in the face of a threatened and unbalanced present. “Technologies of Togetherness” presents a broad cross-section of the artist's work to date.
This exhibition at Kunstverein Ludwigshafen is the first institutional solo presentation of the Austrian artist in Germany.
Photos: Marco Vedana
Speculative Fiction
9.7.2022–16.10.2022
Exhibit Gallery, Vienna
Curated by Stephanie Damianitsch
With works by: Veronika Eberhart, Katrin Euller, Barbara Kapusta, Pille-Riin Jaik, Flavia Mazzanti, Ursula Mayer, Marlies Pöschl, Stefanie Schwarzwimmer, Paula Strunden, Kay Walkowiak
In the face of social upheavals resulting from global warming or the pandemic questions and longings for a different way of dealing with the world increase. The cinematic pieces of the presented artists sketch out imaginary alternatives to a political and ecological present that is perceived as unfavourable.
Selected Artworks
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Evernormal Granary
20224K Video, 22 min
Revolving in a labyrinthic structure around the state granary in Ludwigshafen, this essay film explores issues of food security, botany, food speculation, logistics and indigenous ecological perspectives.

The White field
2022
16 mm transferred to HD, 13 min
Shot on a wind-up 16mm camera, this film traces a space without electromagnetic radiation: the habitat of electrosensitive senior Jill.
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Shadow Library
20214K Video
Shadow Library addresses how the effects of globally unequal production relations are inscribed in plants, migrate with them and become anchored in collective memory. (...)

Schatzalp
2021360 degree video
This enigmatic ‘VR regional novel’ intertwines everyday life in a long-term resort for European seniors in Southeast Asia with fictionalized anecdotes based on memories of home that the ‘guests’ project onto this place
Data Garden 2021
360 degree installation
In a near future, data is no longer stored in data centres but in the DNA of plants. (...)
Simple Whistles
2020HD video
Based on a collaborative project, in which senior citizens imagined a future vision of their assisted living project, a choral performance was created. Marlies Pöschl condenses this ritual into a film where the supposed transparency of 'smart homes' dissolves.

Aurore
20192K video
Aurore is a voice without a body, she lives in a crevice, she resides on the interface. At a retirement home in the south of Paris, she provides company for the residents.
Contact
Marlies Pöschl
Studio (by appointment)
1020 Vienna, AT
kontakt@marliespoeschl.net www.marliespoeschl.net
Feel free to contact me for copies of my works for preview or research purposes.
Copyright
all images © their authors. The art work of Marlies Pöschl and the images of work shown on this website are subject to copyright. The copyright of all the work remains with the artist.
Marlies Pöschl
Studio (by appointment)
1020 Vienna, AT
kontakt@marliespoeschl.net www.marliespoeschl.net
Feel free to contact me for copies of my works for preview or research purposes.
Copyright
all images © their authors. The art work of Marlies Pöschl and the images of work shown on this website are subject to copyright. The copyright of all the work remains with the artist.
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