More selected projects

Invocations_Elena Agudio_Introduction

Invocations_Elena Agudio_Introduction
exhibitions
Entanglement is a Fragile State

Entanglement is a Fragile State
selected works
Bridging Worlds

Bridging Worlds
Selected works
Neither perception nor non-perception

Neither perception nor non-perception
Selected Works
Apparent Formations

Apparent Formations
Selected works
Maya

Maya
Selected works
Gossamer

Gossamer
Selected Works
Planetary Nebula

Planetary Nebula
installation
Lovers Seeing Darkness

Lovers Seeing Darkness
installation
Knowledge of Fireflies

Knowledge of Fireflies
Selected works
Twilight. Neither perception nor non-perception. Kunsthalle Bern, Bern

Twilight. Neither perception nor non-perception. Kunsthalle Bern, Bern
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Appercepcion. Lauba, Zagreb

Appercepcion. Lauba, Zagreb
Installation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverTwilight. Neither perception nor non-perception. Kunsthalle Bern, Bern Twilight. Neither perception nor non-perception. Kunsthalle Bern, Bern

Seclusion

Seclusion
selected works
Travel Along Unknown

Travel Along Unknown
installation
Limits of Perception Lab. Your country of two dimensions is not spatious enough. Savvy Contemporary, Berlin

Limits of Perception Lab. Your country of two dimensions is not spatious enough. Savvy Contemporary, Berlin
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Resonance of the Unforeseen

Resonance of the Unforeseen
installation
Summer Solstice Invocations, Limits of Perception Lab. Savvy Contemporary. With Elena Agudio, Monica Narula, Sangheeta Menon, Juan Andres

Summer Solstice Invocations, Limits of Perception Lab. Savvy Contemporary. With Elena Agudio, Monica Narula, Sangheeta Menon, Juan Andres
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Imminence, in collaboration with Tommi Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen, Anhava Gallery, Helsinki

Imminence, in collaboration with Tommi Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen, Anhava Gallery, Helsinki
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Hyper Living Room

Hyper Living Room
installation
Time Slip, in collaboration with Tommi Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen

Time Slip, in collaboration with Tommi Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen
installation
Planetary Nebula

Planetary Nebula
selected works
Passage to Wolrds

Passage to Wolrds
drawings
Entrance into a Six-dimensional Cellar

Entrance into a Six-dimensional Cellar
installation
DARKNESS

DARKNESS
DARKNESS
MINDSCAPES

MINDSCAPES
MINDSCAPES
RIDDLES

RIDDLES
RIDDLES
Publications

Publications
FRONT PAGE
Ivana Franke. Retreat into Darkness. Towards a Phenomenology of the Unknown.

Ivana Franke. Retreat into Darkness. Towards a Phenomenology of the Unknown.
Publications
Retreat into Darkness. Towards a Phenomenology of the Unknown

Retreat into Darkness. Towards a Phenomenology of the Unknown
Schering Stiftung, Berlin. Immersive installation in a darks space. Light from 4 sources is reflected from moving polyhedra intervowen with strings.
Echoes of a Light Second

Echoes of a Light Second
Selected works
Perceptual Drift (Galaxies in Mind), MSU Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb

Perceptual Drift (Galaxies in Mind), MSU Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb
Exhibitions
Retreat into Darkness. Towards a Phenomenology of the Unknown. Schering Foundation Project Space, Berlin

Retreat into Darkness. Towards a Phenomenology of the Unknown. Schering Foundation Project Space, Berlin
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
About

About
FRONT PAGE
Focal Slowing

Focal Slowing
Selected works
Contact

Contact
FRONT PAGE
Galaxies in Mind

Galaxies in Mind
work
ECHOES

ECHOES
ECHOES
Infinite Threshold

Infinite Threshold
Selected works
Disorientation Station. Terminal at 11th Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai

Disorientation Station. Terminal at 11th Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Disorientation Station (White)

Disorientation Station (White)
Selected works
Disorientation Station (Grey)

Disorientation Station (Grey)
Selected works
Disorientation Station (Black)

Disorientation Station (Black)
Selected Works
Ivana Franke. Potential Degrees of Freedom

Ivana Franke. Potential Degrees of Freedom
Publications
Potential Degrees of Freedom. Richter Collection, MSU Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb

Potential Degrees of Freedom. Richter Collection, MSU Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Potential Degrees of Freedom

Potential Degrees of Freedom
Editions
Srebrenica 1995-2015. Audio-visual performance for commemoration of Srebrenica genocide. With Carl Michael von Hausswolff

Srebrenica 1995-2015. Audio-visual performance for commemoration of Srebrenica genocide. With Carl Michael von Hausswolff
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Mind Crossing

Mind Crossing
Selected works
Half a Minute Thought

Half a Minute Thought
Selected works
Potential Degrees of Freedom

Potential Degrees of Freedom
Editions
Dance of the Light Echoes

Dance of the Light Echoes
Editions
In the Faraway Past and in the Future

In the Faraway Past and in the Future
Selected works
From the Faraway Past and From the Future

From the Faraway Past and From the Future
Selected works
Entrance to Elsewhere, with Vjenceslav Richter’s “Spatial systemic print”

Entrance to Elsewhere, with Vjenceslav Richter’s “Spatial systemic print”
Selected works
Latency (Sala Luzzatto)

Latency (Sala Luzzatto)
Selected works
Focal Slowing

Focal Slowing
Selected works
Un-provable Point of View, with Vjenceslav Richter’s “Spatial Picture no. 20”

Un-provable Point of View, with Vjenceslav Richter’s “Spatial Picture no. 20”
Selected Works
Imminence, in collaboration with Tommi Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen

Imminence, in collaboration with Tommi Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen
installation
Ivana Franke. Distant Feeling

Ivana Franke. Distant Feeling
works
Onset

Onset
Selected works
Distant Feeling

Distant Feeling
Editions
We close our eyes and see a flock of birds

We close our eyes and see a flock of birds
Sharjah Art Foundation, 2013. / Mona Museum of Contemporary Art / Time-based installation, Immersive installation, Hallucinatory, Flicker / 200 x 200 x 200 cm
Years Away

Years Away
Selected works
The Haunted Target

The Haunted Target
selected works
Monstrous Moonshine

Monstrous Moonshine
Selected works
Entanglement is a Fragile State

Entanglement is a Fragile State
Selected works
Ivana Franke, Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić: Frameworks / Okviri

Ivana Franke, Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić: Frameworks / Okviri
Publications
Ivana Franke, Alexander Abbushi, Ida Mommenejad: Seeing with Eyes Closed

Ivana Franke, Alexander Abbushi, Ida Mommenejad: Seeing with Eyes Closed
Publications
Ghost Room

Ghost Room
Editions
Seeing with Eyes Closed, Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice

Seeing with Eyes Closed, Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Frameworks, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić

Frameworks, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić
Selected works
Room for Running Ghosts

Room for Running Ghosts
Selected works
Travel Along

Travel Along
Selected works
The Wand

The Wand
selected works
Fragile Model

Fragile Model
selected works
Seeing with Eyes Closed

Seeing with Eyes Closed
Selected works
Traces of Elsewhere

Traces of Elsewhere
Selected works
Thinking dimensions

Thinking dimensions
Selected works
Interconnection

Interconnection
Editions
Tensegrity Wall

Tensegrity Wall
selected works
Light Carpet

Light Carpet
Selected works
Suncostaj

Suncostaj
Selected works
Lability. Art Pavilion, Zagreb

Lability. Art Pavilion, Zagreb
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Ivana Franke. Lability

Ivana Franke. Lability
Publications
Wave

Wave
Selected works
Boxed-in Infinite Polyhedron

Boxed-in Infinite Polyhedron
Editions
Multiple Skies (Walk Across Time)

Multiple Skies (Walk Across Time)
Selected works
In Circles

In Circles
Selected works
Liminal Level

Liminal Level
Selected works
Apparent Circulation

Apparent Circulation
Selected works
Instants of Visibility

Instants of Visibility
Selected works
Sky Carpet

Sky Carpet
Selected works
Animated Sphere

Animated Sphere
Selected works
Convergence

Convergence
Selected works
Introducing Gaps

Introducing Gaps
Editions
Latency (Atrio)

Latency (Atrio)
Selected works
Ivana Franke, Latency

Ivana Franke, Latency
Publications
Reflektor lustera

Reflektor lustera
Selected works
Frame of Reference

Frame of Reference
Editions
Latency. Croatian Pavilion, 52nd Venice Biennale

Latency. Croatian Pavilion, 52nd Venice Biennale
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Latency (Saletta Luzzatto)

Latency (Saletta Luzzatto)
Selected works
Untitled (Entrance)

Untitled (Entrance)
Selected works
Untitled (Levity)

Untitled (Levity)
Selected works
Latency (Sala Colonne)

Latency (Sala Colonne)
Selected works
Projection

Projection
Selected works
Untitled (Device)

Untitled (Device)
Selected works
Frame of Reference

Frame of Reference
Editions
Fata Morgana, in collaboration with Damir Očko and Silvio Vujičić

Fata Morgana, in collaboration with Damir Očko and Silvio Vujičić
Selected works
Raster

Raster
selected works
Frame of Reference. The Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, The department of Prints and Drawings (HAZU), Zagreb

Frame of Reference. The Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, The department of Prints and Drawings (HAZU), Zagreb
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Ivana Franke, Damir Očko, Silvio Vujičić: Izbjegavanje / Avoid

Ivana Franke, Damir Očko, Silvio Vujičić: Izbjegavanje / Avoid
Publications
Avoid / Izbjegavanje. MSU, Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb

Avoid / Izbjegavanje. MSU, Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Floor, in collaboration with Damir Očko and Silvio Vujičić

Floor, in collaboration with Damir Očko and Silvio Vujičić
Selected works
Pentagon, 2005

Pentagon, 2005
selected works
2-3D

2-3D
publications
Exhibitions . Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Exhibitions . Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia

Exhibitions . Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Exhibitions . Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia
Exhibitions . Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Exhibitions . Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia
Ivana Franke, Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić: Okviri / Frameworks

Ivana Franke, Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić: Okviri / Frameworks
Publications
Untitled

Untitled
Selected works
4Cubes AB

4Cubes AB
Editions
2-3D

2-3D
Editions
Center

Center
Selected works
Transparent

Transparent
Selected works
Waking Background, Lauba, Zagreb

Waking Background, Lauba, Zagreb
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Construction site

Construction site
Selected works
Ivana Franke: Prostor

Ivana Franke: Prostor
Publications
Točke vremena / Spots of Time

Točke vremena / Spots of Time
Selected works
Platonic Bodies

Platonic Bodies
Editions
Odraz

Odraz
Selected works
Prostor

Prostor
Selected works
Platonic bodies

Platonic bodies
Selected works
Prostor, Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb

Prostor, Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb
Exhibitions
Tunnel

Tunnel
Selected works
Up

Up
Selected works
Untitled (S)

Untitled (S)
Editions
Full Empty Space

Full Empty Space
Selected works
Ivana Franke. Inner Space

Ivana Franke. Inner Space
Publications
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Un-provable Point of View

With Vjenceslav Richter, Spatial Picture no. 20, 1997

2015. Slide projector, projection screen, base. Dimensions variable. Spatial picture no. 20: self-adhesive foil, acrylic glass, 39,5 x 39,5 x 39,5 cm.

“The basis of the unprovable lies in the contingent existence of phenomena about which, with our natural and artificial receptors, we cannot get any information.”

Vjenceslav Richter, in My Cognitive Space 

Vjenceslav Richter’s Spatial Image – a three-dimensional transparent object – is illuminated by a slide projector. Its shadow is projected onto the screen. As visitor enters the space, at first he/ she encounters only the shadow image, being unaware of the actual light/ object relation that causes it.

Exhibition: Ivana Franke. Potential Degrees of Freedom, Richter Collection, Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb. Photos: Ana Opalic

Publication

More selected projects

Invocations_Elena Agudio_Introduction

Invocations_Elena Agudio_Introduction
exhibitions
Entanglement is a Fragile State

Entanglement is a Fragile State
selected works
Bridging Worlds

Bridging Worlds
Selected works
Neither perception nor non-perception

Neither perception nor non-perception
Selected Works
Apparent Formations

Apparent Formations
Selected works
Maya

Maya
Selected works
Gossamer

Gossamer
Selected Works
Planetary Nebula

Planetary Nebula
installation
Lovers Seeing Darkness

Lovers Seeing Darkness
installation
Knowledge of Fireflies

Knowledge of Fireflies
Selected works
Twilight. Neither perception nor non-perception. Kunsthalle Bern, Bern

Twilight. Neither perception nor non-perception. Kunsthalle Bern, Bern
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Appercepcion. Lauba, Zagreb

Appercepcion. Lauba, Zagreb
Installation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverInstallation in a dark space. Two sculptures (steel construction, monofilament): 400 x 400 x 200 cm, 43 x 43 x 50 cm, 5 metal strips 300 x 3 x 3 cm, 6 LED lights with control units, motor, serverTwilight. Neither perception nor non-perception. Kunsthalle Bern, Bern Twilight. Neither perception nor non-perception. Kunsthalle Bern, Bern

Seclusion

Seclusion
selected works
Travel Along Unknown

Travel Along Unknown
installation
Limits of Perception Lab. Your country of two dimensions is not spatious enough. Savvy Contemporary, Berlin

Limits of Perception Lab. Your country of two dimensions is not spatious enough. Savvy Contemporary, Berlin
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Resonance of the Unforeseen

Resonance of the Unforeseen
installation
Summer Solstice Invocations, Limits of Perception Lab. Savvy Contemporary. With Elena Agudio, Monica Narula, Sangheeta Menon, Juan Andres

Summer Solstice Invocations, Limits of Perception Lab. Savvy Contemporary. With Elena Agudio, Monica Narula, Sangheeta Menon, Juan Andres
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Imminence, in collaboration with Tommi Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen, Anhava Gallery, Helsinki

Imminence, in collaboration with Tommi Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen, Anhava Gallery, Helsinki
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Hyper Living Room

Hyper Living Room
installation
Time Slip, in collaboration with Tommi Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen

Time Slip, in collaboration with Tommi Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen
installation
Planetary Nebula

Planetary Nebula
selected works
Passage to Wolrds

Passage to Wolrds
drawings
Entrance into a Six-dimensional Cellar

Entrance into a Six-dimensional Cellar
installation
DARKNESS

DARKNESS
DARKNESS
MINDSCAPES

MINDSCAPES
MINDSCAPES
RIDDLES

RIDDLES
RIDDLES
Publications

Publications
FRONT PAGE
Ivana Franke. Retreat into Darkness. Towards a Phenomenology of the Unknown.

Ivana Franke. Retreat into Darkness. Towards a Phenomenology of the Unknown.
Publications
Retreat into Darkness. Towards a Phenomenology of the Unknown

Retreat into Darkness. Towards a Phenomenology of the Unknown
Schering Stiftung, Berlin. Immersive installation in a darks space. Light from 4 sources is reflected from moving polyhedra intervowen with strings.
Echoes of a Light Second

Echoes of a Light Second
Selected works
Perceptual Drift (Galaxies in Mind), MSU Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb

Perceptual Drift (Galaxies in Mind), MSU Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb
Exhibitions
Retreat into Darkness. Towards a Phenomenology of the Unknown. Schering Foundation Project Space, Berlin

Retreat into Darkness. Towards a Phenomenology of the Unknown. Schering Foundation Project Space, Berlin
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
About

About
FRONT PAGE
Focal Slowing

Focal Slowing
Selected works
Contact

Contact
FRONT PAGE
Galaxies in Mind

Galaxies in Mind
work
ECHOES

ECHOES
ECHOES
Infinite Threshold

Infinite Threshold
Selected works
Disorientation Station. Terminal at 11th Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai

Disorientation Station. Terminal at 11th Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Disorientation Station (White)

Disorientation Station (White)
Selected works
Disorientation Station (Grey)

Disorientation Station (Grey)
Selected works
Disorientation Station (Black)

Disorientation Station (Black)
Selected Works
Ivana Franke. Potential Degrees of Freedom

Ivana Franke. Potential Degrees of Freedom
Publications
Potential Degrees of Freedom. Richter Collection, MSU Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb

Potential Degrees of Freedom. Richter Collection, MSU Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Potential Degrees of Freedom

Potential Degrees of Freedom
Editions
Srebrenica 1995-2015. Audio-visual performance for commemoration of Srebrenica genocide. With Carl Michael von Hausswolff

Srebrenica 1995-2015. Audio-visual performance for commemoration of Srebrenica genocide. With Carl Michael von Hausswolff
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Mind Crossing

Mind Crossing
Selected works
Half a Minute Thought

Half a Minute Thought
Selected works
Potential Degrees of Freedom

Potential Degrees of Freedom
Editions
Dance of the Light Echoes

Dance of the Light Echoes
Editions
In the Faraway Past and in the Future

In the Faraway Past and in the Future
Selected works
From the Faraway Past and From the Future

From the Faraway Past and From the Future
Selected works
Entrance to Elsewhere, with Vjenceslav Richter’s “Spatial systemic print”

Entrance to Elsewhere, with Vjenceslav Richter’s “Spatial systemic print”
Selected works
Latency (Sala Luzzatto)

Latency (Sala Luzzatto)
Selected works
Focal Slowing

Focal Slowing
Selected works
Un-provable Point of View, with Vjenceslav Richter’s “Spatial Picture no. 20”

Un-provable Point of View, with Vjenceslav Richter’s “Spatial Picture no. 20”
Selected Works
Imminence, in collaboration with Tommi Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen

Imminence, in collaboration with Tommi Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen
installation
Ivana Franke. Distant Feeling

Ivana Franke. Distant Feeling
works
Onset

Onset
Selected works
Distant Feeling

Distant Feeling
Editions
We close our eyes and see a flock of birds

We close our eyes and see a flock of birds
Sharjah Art Foundation, 2013. / Mona Museum of Contemporary Art / Time-based installation, Immersive installation, Hallucinatory, Flicker / 200 x 200 x 200 cm
Years Away

Years Away
Selected works
The Haunted Target

The Haunted Target
selected works
Monstrous Moonshine

Monstrous Moonshine
Selected works
Entanglement is a Fragile State

Entanglement is a Fragile State
Selected works
Ivana Franke, Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić: Frameworks / Okviri

Ivana Franke, Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić: Frameworks / Okviri
Publications
Ivana Franke, Alexander Abbushi, Ida Mommenejad: Seeing with Eyes Closed

Ivana Franke, Alexander Abbushi, Ida Mommenejad: Seeing with Eyes Closed
Publications
Ghost Room

Ghost Room
Editions
Seeing with Eyes Closed, Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice

Seeing with Eyes Closed, Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Frameworks, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić

Frameworks, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić
Selected works
Room for Running Ghosts

Room for Running Ghosts
Selected works
Travel Along

Travel Along
Selected works
The Wand

The Wand
selected works
Fragile Model

Fragile Model
selected works
Seeing with Eyes Closed

Seeing with Eyes Closed
Selected works
Traces of Elsewhere

Traces of Elsewhere
Selected works
Thinking dimensions

Thinking dimensions
Selected works
Interconnection

Interconnection
Editions
Tensegrity Wall

Tensegrity Wall
selected works
Light Carpet

Light Carpet
Selected works
Suncostaj

Suncostaj
Selected works
Lability. Art Pavilion, Zagreb

Lability. Art Pavilion, Zagreb
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Ivana Franke. Lability

Ivana Franke. Lability
Publications
Wave

Wave
Selected works
Boxed-in Infinite Polyhedron

Boxed-in Infinite Polyhedron
Editions
Multiple Skies (Walk Across Time)

Multiple Skies (Walk Across Time)
Selected works
In Circles

In Circles
Selected works
Liminal Level

Liminal Level
Selected works
Apparent Circulation

Apparent Circulation
Selected works
Instants of Visibility

Instants of Visibility
Selected works
Sky Carpet

Sky Carpet
Selected works
Animated Sphere

Animated Sphere
Selected works
Convergence

Convergence
Selected works
Introducing Gaps

Introducing Gaps
Editions
Latency (Atrio)

Latency (Atrio)
Selected works
Ivana Franke, Latency

Ivana Franke, Latency
Publications
Reflektor lustera

Reflektor lustera
Selected works
Frame of Reference

Frame of Reference
Editions
Latency. Croatian Pavilion, 52nd Venice Biennale

Latency. Croatian Pavilion, 52nd Venice Biennale
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Latency (Saletta Luzzatto)

Latency (Saletta Luzzatto)
Selected works
Untitled (Entrance)

Untitled (Entrance)
Selected works
Untitled (Levity)

Untitled (Levity)
Selected works
Latency (Sala Colonne)

Latency (Sala Colonne)
Selected works
Projection

Projection
Selected works
Untitled (Device)

Untitled (Device)
Selected works
Frame of Reference

Frame of Reference
Editions
Fata Morgana, in collaboration with Damir Očko and Silvio Vujičić

Fata Morgana, in collaboration with Damir Očko and Silvio Vujičić
Selected works
Raster

Raster
selected works
Frame of Reference. The Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, The department of Prints and Drawings (HAZU), Zagreb

Frame of Reference. The Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, The department of Prints and Drawings (HAZU), Zagreb
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Ivana Franke, Damir Očko, Silvio Vujičić: Izbjegavanje / Avoid

Ivana Franke, Damir Očko, Silvio Vujičić: Izbjegavanje / Avoid
Publications
Avoid / Izbjegavanje. MSU, Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb

Avoid / Izbjegavanje. MSU, Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Floor, in collaboration with Damir Očko and Silvio Vujičić

Floor, in collaboration with Damir Očko and Silvio Vujičić
Selected works
Pentagon, 2005

Pentagon, 2005
selected works
2-3D

2-3D
publications
Exhibitions . Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Exhibitions . Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia

Exhibitions . Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Exhibitions . Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia
Exhibitions . Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Exhibitions . Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Frameworks / Okviri, in collaboration with Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić, Croatian Pavilion, Arsenale – Artiglierie, 9th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia
Ivana Franke, Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić: Okviri / Frameworks

Ivana Franke, Petar Mišković, Lea Pelivan, Toma Plejić: Okviri / Frameworks
Publications
Untitled

Untitled
Selected works
4Cubes AB

4Cubes AB
Editions
2-3D

2-3D
Editions
Center

Center
Selected works
Transparent

Transparent
Selected works
Waking Background, Lauba, Zagreb

Waking Background, Lauba, Zagreb
Ivana Franke’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland provides a moment to recalibrate our habitual ways of seeing and being in the world, opening apertures to other viewpoints. Franke is known for her site-responsive works which question the thresholds of our perception by creating a connection between the viewer’s consciousness and the environment. Her multi-disciplinary work draws on neuroscience, mathematics, optics and architecture, pointing to a wider understanding of artistic practice and its relevance to other disciplines, as well as to the validity of entangled practices.
Construction site

Construction site
Selected works
Ivana Franke: Prostor

Ivana Franke: Prostor
Publications
Točke vremena / Spots of Time

Točke vremena / Spots of Time
Selected works
Platonic Bodies

Platonic Bodies
Editions
Odraz

Odraz
Selected works
Prostor

Prostor
Selected works
Platonic bodies

Platonic bodies
Selected works
Prostor, Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb

Prostor, Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb
Exhibitions
Tunnel

Tunnel
Selected works
Up

Up
Selected works
Untitled (S)

Untitled (S)
Editions
Full Empty Space

Full Empty Space
Selected works
Ivana Franke. Inner Space

Ivana Franke. Inner Space
Publications