Johanna Tinzl’s practice spans a wide range of media and is grounded in a sensitive, participatory exploration
of the histories of specific people, communities, places, and landscapes.
She delves into questions of collective memory and the politically driven processes of representation, with a particular focus on the performative nature of historical narratives and the visualization of both global and local dimensions of ecological and technological processes.
In her work - whether fictional, documentary, or a blend of both - she emphasizes the multiplicity of narratives, challenging hegemonic constructions of history.
She delves into questions of collective memory and the politically driven processes of representation, with a particular focus on the performative nature of historical narratives and the visualization of both global and local dimensions of ecological and technological processes.
In her work - whether fictional, documentary, or a blend of both - she emphasizes the multiplicity of narratives, challenging hegemonic constructions of history.