‘I bring together people, places and ideas to investigate questions of the present and imagine undisciplined forms of living, working, organising and relating. Within that, I create conditions for regenerative dialogue, more-than-human collaboration, transformative learning and intersectional knowledge-production based on principles of interdependence, co-responsibility and mutual care.’

Johannes Reisigl MA (*1995) moves between cities and rural areas and is currently based in Austria. He works in a curatorial duo with Juri Velt (since 2022), is a guest curator at Dogo Residenz für Neue Kunst (since 2023), core-group member of Klimakultur Tirol (since 2022), trainer at The Penguin Project (since 2023) and founder of the Rural Commons Assembly (since 2021). Recently, he was a curator of the symposium Kultur im Dorf/Dorfkultur (2023) on the topic of third places, board member of Kulturverein Grammphon (2021-2023) and co-founder of the study group Strategies of Relationality (since 2019). Johannes Reisigl studied Fine Arts at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam and the Cooper Union School of Art in New York City and graduated from the MA Practice Held in Common at ArtEZ University of the Arts in Arnhem. He has completed residencies and summer schools across countries and was a participant in the Community Economies in Action Retreat (2023) and the first Alpine Changemaker Basecamp (2021).

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