**Installation view, No Regret If Only at Hilger Next, Vienna**

**Luna-Mae Heflin, Sabine Markwort, 2020 , oil on canvas, 170 x 130 cm**

**Luna-Mae Heflin, Ted Bundy on the couch, 2020, oil on canvas, 150 x 150 cm**

**Anita Schmid, Point of Expansion, vierteilig 2019 Marmor, spiegel, glass, 118 x 94 cm**

**Sofie Fatouretchi, Esmé, 2020 Öl, Gouache/Reinseide, 120 x 115 cm**

**Sofie Fatouretchi, A Perfect Day for Banana Fishing, 2020, oil, Gouache/Reinseide, 180 x 120 cm**

**Stephanie Rainer, Medikamentengatsch, 2016, mischtechnik/Papier, 42 x 29,7 cm**

**Stephanie Rainer, Hotel For Loose Screw, 2014, mixed media/paper, 42 x 29.7 cm**

Assunta AAM, The harbiger I 2018, ballpoint pen on paper, 59.8 x 42 cm

**Assunta AAM, L’amour est á rèinventre, 2016, ink on paper, 70 x 90 cm**

**Teresa Grandits, A t-shirt from Vienna # 1- # 6, 2020, textile, mixed media, 53 x 48 x 30 cm**

No Regret If Only at Hilger Next, Vienna

Jun 19 to Aug 29, 2020

All images courtesy of Hilger Next and the artist

Sofie Fatouretchi, Teresa Grandits, Luna-Mae Heflin, Assunta Abdel Azim Mohamed, Stephanie Rainer, Anita Schmid. Curated by Ema Kaiser-Brandstätter

The almost abstract phrase is a verbal formula, almost a social calculation law, for the

paradoxical, social role, social position, media representation and the current conventional appearance of the human female gender.

The woman.

No regret, only if … then., The finding of a non-linear but associative classification enables understanding-supporting, contemporary conditions.

We live by laws.

We live according to social conventions.

We live according to specially formulated rules in the home and family microcosm.

The artistic works of the six participating artists complete the meaning and meaning of the words in the exhibition title and thus also the conception of this creative show.

The search for a new rule, a new law – an equation of every person regardless of gender. The written word and the content shown become an alternative, social calculation law – a distributive solution for a daily life under equals with the same rights and obligations that are immanent to all of us.

Ema Kaiser-Brandstätter, Teresa Grandits