Fabrikraum

Name: Fabrikraum
Address: Johnstraße 25-27 R02, Vienna, 1150, AT
Telephone: +4366565160572

Arts & Culture platform based in Vienna

16/04/2026

Tomorrow, we close Habitus.

Join us for the finissage of Habitus! A final moment to encounter the works and the traces they hold.

The artist will be present.

Finissage: 17 April 2026
Time: from 19:00
Place: Fabrikraum, Johnstraße 25–27, 1150 Wien

One last encounter, don’t miss it ✨.

06/04/2026

Midissage | Habitus

Join us for a midissage and artist talk on 9 April at 18:00 with Ilaria Carli Pàris, Charlotte Aurich, and Marko Zink.

Habitus reflects on how personal experiences take form through the body, gestures, and everyday actions; what we carry, emotionally and physically, and how it becomes visible on the surface of our lives.

Exhibition Duration: 03–18 April 2026
Opening Hours: Thu–Sat, 15:00–18:00
Place: Fabrikraum, Johnstraße 25–27, 1150 Wien

Come by, stay, and take part in the conversation ✨

04/04/2026

A few glimpses from the opening of Habitus by Ilaria Carli Pàris.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and shared the evening.

Save the date for our midissage:
9 April 2026, 18:00
More information coming soon!

Habitus
Exhibition: 2–18 April 2026
Opening hours: Thu–Sat, 15:00–18:00
Fabrikraum, Johnstraße 25–27, 1150 Wien

30/03/2026

Meet the artist: Ilaria Carli Pàris

Ilaria Carli Pàris (*1986 in Asiago, IT) lives and works in Vienna. Her artistic research explores the beauty of movement, understood as a primary condition of existence that resides in everything and as an inner flow, giving us vital impetus.

In these works, created by fixing paper stretched directly onto a frame, movement undergoes a process of visual and structural freezing. The presence of the human figure in some series takes on a meaning of warmth: it is a portal for reconnecting the self to its physical dwelling.

Her work was featured in numerous exhibitions including Cermodern, Ankara (TR), Vienna Art Week, West Space (AT), Instituto Italiano di Cultura, Vienna (AT), Atelier Grundsteingasse, Vienna (AT), Sala DEPOSITO 51, Vicenza (IT), CSC, San Vito Di Leguzzano (IT), g7, Vienna (AT), SocialContainer, Camporovere (IT), and ATELIER B, Accademia di Belle Arti, Venice (IT).

Opening / Vernissage: 02 April 2026, 18:00
Exhibition Duration: 03–18 April 2026
Opening Hours: Thu–Sat, 15:00–18:00
Place: Fabrikraum, Johnstraße 25–27, 1150 Wien

Join us for the opening on 02 April at 18:00!!

20/03/2026

Tilted opened last week at Fabrikraum.

Bringing together works from different periods alongside objects lived with over time, the exhibition explores the unstable relationship between created and found forms. Things lean, overlap, connect and disconnect, suspended between use and display.

These images capture moments from the vernissage. Thank you to everyone who came and shared the space!

Exhibition Duration: 12 March – 26 March 2026
Opening Hours: Thu–Sat, 15:00–18:00
Place: Fabrikraum, Johnstraße 25–27, 1150 Wien

Join us for the finissage on 26 March, 17:00–20:00.

Drop by and experience it in your own time.

21/11/2025

Brain Web is a neuro-art installation by Azalea Ortega Flores and Laurus Edelbacher that allows users to navigate the internet according to their mental and emotional states. An EEG headset detects these states and converts them into search queries through an AI system, which proposes personalized content based on the user’s stress/attention and meditation/relaxation levels. Each session becomes a unique journey through the web, creating a feedback loop between the participant’s inner world and the digital environment. The user’s brainwaves are displayed in real time. At the end of the session, they receive a “market bill” summarizing the experience: a list of visited sites, insights into their mental state, and personalized AI-generated advice. The artwork reflects on our relationship with technology and on personal experience within affective capitalism—a system in which emotions, feelings, and reactions are extracted and commodified for profit.

*supported by Bildrecht.

20/11/2025

In The Regime of Dreams, Žarko Aleksić brings together three works—Dreamers, Bottles for a Bread, and Regime of Dreams REM. Dreamers is a photographic journal of the artist’s bed, captured every morning for six months during a period of hope before his move to Vienna. Bottles for a Bread, a short film from his early days in Europe, documents the struggle for survival as he collected bottles in exchange for money. Together, these works show how third-country students with restricted rights experience Europe as “guests,” watching their hopes shift into disillusionment. Regime of Dreams REM consists of two videos: one showing 18 hours of Serbian National TV, which the artist watched before going to sleep; the other, the description of the dreams that followed. The work reflects on how manipulative media can shape and infiltrate our subconscious.

19/11/2025

In Borderline, Laurus Edelbacher reconstructs real-time images from border zones around the world within a game engine. Expanding the physical reality of borders through limited photographic material sourced from the internet, the artist creates a virtual environment in which viewers can observe and navigate these borders in three dimensions. The video game enables users to control and interfere with border surveillance technologies, explore border zones, and even disrupt surveillance cameras. This interaction evokes a sense of emancipation and empowerment—those who are subjected to the border regime in real life are now allowed to reverse roles and exercise control.

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