My own Muse II 50x50
| Edition | Limited Edition |
|---|---|
| Sujet | Portrait |
| Technique | Art prints |
| Height | 50 cm |
| Width | 50 cm |
| Length/Depth | 0.2 cm |
Material:
Limited-edition fine art print on museum-quality cotton paper
Available print run on the art market: 10 copies
Total print run: edition of 50
Technique:
Archival pigment print / Giclée print
(signed & numbered)
Shipping:
The work is professionally packaged and dispatched with a certificate of authenticity.
Each print is signed and numbered.
*This collection explores the relationship between the female body, fracture and material transformation through a deliberately reduced and controlled visual language. The original works are created on acrylic glass using highly light-absorbing pigments, including Black 3.0, resulting in an extraordinary matt depth and a strong spatial presence.
The fine art editions are developed as collectable extensions of the original works and produced on museum-quality cotton paper in a strictly limited edition of 50 copies.
The collection is created in collaboration with the So What Centre of Excellence for Eating Disorders and explores body image, vulnerability and transformation.
Viveka Biondic
Viveka Biondic is a multidisciplinary artist and curator with an international exhibition practice spanning Paris, London, Mexico, Istanbul, Vienna and Salzburg. Her work spans painting, performance, photography, printmaking and text, and emerges at the intersection of the body, materiality and emotional experience.
At the heart of her artistic practice lie female narratives, resilience and transformation. Her works explore vulnerability not as a weakness, but as a visible form of strength and presence. Inspired by the philosophy of kintsugi, Viveka Biondic develops a minimalist yet intense visual language in which fractures, gold, deep matt black surfaces and body-related forms become recurring elements.
In recent years, her artistic practice has increasingly shifted towards materiality and object-based art. Alongside painting and performance, she works extensively with acrylic glass, metal, gold and mirror elements, as well as highly light-absorbing pigments, enabling her works to develop a stronger spatial and sculptural presence.
Viveka Biondic has gained international attention through, amongst other things, her residency at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris, as well as through exhibitions and performances in London, Istanbul and Mexico. Her works have been presented in museum and institutional contexts, including the Museo Nacional de la Pirotecnia and the Museo Estatal de Arte Popular in Mexico. Several of her projects are developed in collaboration with international institutions, cultural organisations and curatorial platforms spanning Europe and Latin America.
Alongside her own artistic practice, she develops curatorial concepts and interdisciplinary exhibitions that interweave art, space and performance. Projects such as ‘Kintsugi – The Golden Break-Off’, ‘Der Stand des Weibes ist Ruhe’ and ‘The Dress’ view art not as a static object, but as an expanded space of experience between the body, memory and transformation.
Further works, projects and exhibitions can be found at www.vie-beyond-art.com
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Exhibitions
2026
- Galerie Frei.Haus, 1040 Vienna, AT
- Swiss Photo Club, Public Artist, 1010 Vienna, AT
- Kopus, Beylikdüzü Atatürk Culture and Congress Centre, Galeri Bedri Rahmi, Istanbul, TR (group exhibition by invitation, curated by Ibrahim Halil Rencber)
2025
- Import/Export, Museo Estatal de Arte Popular, Oaxaca, MX (National Museum)
- Arte en Diálogo, Museo Nacional de la Pirotecnia, Tultepec, MX (exhibition with live performance)
2024
- The Woman’s State is Tranquillity, Das Zimmer, Salzburg, AT
- FASMA Festival de las Artes, San Miguel de Allende, MX (international arts festival)
2023
- Kintsugi – The Golden Break-Off, Das Zimmer, Salzburg, AT (exhibition with live performance)
- Festival de las Artes, San Miguel de Allende, MX (UNESCO City)
- Import/Export AT/MX, Museo de las Culturas de Oaxaca, MX
- Parallax Art Fair, London, UK
2022
- The Gray Area, Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris, FR (residency project)
2021
- Vertu, The Holy Art Gallery, London, UK
Residencies
- 2025 – Import/Export collaboration with Subterráneos Collective, Mexico
- 2022–2026 – Long-term studio at Künstlerhaus Salzburg (selected by a jury)
- 2022 – Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris, France
Awards & Grants
- 2025 – Certificate of Recognition, Museo Nacional de la Pirotecnia, Tultepec, Mexico (for participation in the exhibition ‘Arte en Diálogo’, Import/Export project)
- 2024 – Project grant from the Institute for Equality and Gender Studies, Salzburg
- 2023 – Featured Artist – Austrian Cultural Forum, Mexico
- 2022 – Selected by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of North Macedonia for a two-month residency at the Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris, France
- 2021 – Selected artist – The Holy Art Gallery, London, UK
- 2020 – Work sold at YAA20 – Young Art Auction, Vienna, AT (selected artist)
Media & Press
- 2025 – Feature in MeinBezirk on the Mexico project
- 2025 – Television feature on TV La Buena Zeit (Sistema Mexiquense de Medios Públicos) on the exhibition opening at the Museo de la Pirotecnia, Tultepec, Mexico
- 2023 – Coverage in the Mexico Daily Post on the Festival de las Artes, San Miguel de Allende
- 2023 – Interview in MeinBezirk on the ‘Messy People’ project
- 2022 – Feature as an artist in the Salzburger Nachrichten to mark the reopening of the ArtForum Salzburg
Memberships
- Salzburg Art Association
- ArtForum Salzburg
- Import/Export Mexico and Austria
Collaborations & Partnerships
- Ars Flagranti (ongoing) — support with metalwork and long-term project development
- SoWhat (ongoing) — values-based collaboration exploring presence, visibility and awareness surrounding eating disorders in the context of artistic practice
Further selected exhibitions & collaborations
ArtForum Salzburg (Kunstverein), Salzburg, Austria; Galería Sixtos, Mexico; Museo Bicentenario, Mexico; Museo de las Culturas, Mexico; Casa Europa, Mexico; Aurora Art House, Mexico; Salzburg Town Hall, Austria; Alte Saline, Hallein, Austria; Public Artists Vienna, Austria; MKC Skopje; In Situ Art Fair; Parallax Art Fair; Skopje, North Macedonia; Open Studio – Cité des Arts Paris, France; Storytelling workshop with Bani Abidi at the Salzburger Kunstverein, Salzburg, Austria; Kerzenfabrik, Salzburg, Austria; Mitte Lehen, group exhibition, Salzburg, Austria.