“Objektroulette” will be on view starting
July 10, 2025,
at Wernberg Abbey, Klosterweg 2,
9241 Wernberg.

From October 4 through 17, 2025,
it will be on view at Palais Rössl,
Rienößlgasse 12,
1050 Vienna.

The “Objektroulette” project transforms photography into an interactive art format.

The photographs document the care work of the nuns at Wernberg and shed light on the realities of life for aging women, who are often overlooked by society.
Through my work, I aim to explore and portray the multifaceted experience of aging among women, using a convent as a case study.

The photographs are applied to objects such as tableware, fans, and blankets using various printing techniques—including cyanotype, photopotch, and ceramic printing—and are sometimes rendered in a linguistically abstract manner. 

These objects are deliberately placed in publicly accessible areas of the convent, such as the restaurant, and can be used by guests.

The design is intended so that the photo-objects blend unobtrusively into everyday use but, through their tactile and aesthetic qualities, capture the attention of users.

On a freely accessible overhead projector,
visitors can independently load and view the stories accompanying the individual images and the photos themselves via transparencies. The images thus retain their character as light projections—ephemeral, reminiscent of an old object, the Pr

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