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Interview with Pe Lang – Main Prize Winner of the PAX Art Awards 2022
During the set-up of his new installation for the current exhibition at HEK, Pe Lang (*1974) the main prize-winner of the Pax Art Award 2022, took some time to talk about his new work Alomeris with HEK intern, Danuka Ana Tomas. Lang explains how this new installation was birthed out of his passions for Sci-Fi, Quantum Physics, Chaos Theory and Buddhism. Alomeris is currently on view at HEK from the 1st of April until the 21th of May 2023 at HEK in the «Pe Lang, Johanna Bruckner, Jennifer Merlyn Scherler. Swiss Media Art – Pax Art Awards 2022» exhibition, showcasing the winners of the PAX Art Awards 2022.
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Fandoms, Wigs and Horse-people – Interview with artist Jennifer Merlyn Scherler
Jennifer Merlyn Scherler (*1996) is one of the prize-winning artists of the Swiss Media Art – Pax Art Awards 2022 in the category of emerging artist. Their work is on show at HEK in the accompanying exhibition, showcasing also the work of the main prize-winner, Pe Lang, and fellow emerging artist winner, Johanna Bruckner. During the set-up of the exhibition, Isabella Maund, who is part of HEK’s Education and Communication team, had the opportunity to interview Scherler about fandoms, early experiences with internet communities, wig-making and their fascination with Hozier. The exhibition is on view at HEK from the 1st of April until the 21st of May, 2023. 
Denise Blickhan im Gespräch mit Boris Magrini
Boris Magrini, Kurator und Programmleiter des HEK, interviewt die Künstlerin Denise Blickhan. Blickhans Arbeit, MEDUSA Cycle 22, ist in der Ausstellung «Performing Traces – Regionale 23» im HEK ausgestellt.
Marc Lee vor seinen Arbeiten.
Interview mit Marc Lee
«Die Arbeiten verändern sich dynamisch» – im Interview mit Boris Magrini spricht Marc Lee über seinen Arbeitsprozess, seine Faszination für soziale Medien und seinen neuen Themenschwerpunkt Ökologie.
Emotional Response: Interview mit Coralie Vogelaar
Coralie Vogelaar spricht über die Komplexität von Emotionen und ihren körperlicher Ausdruck, und das Zusammenspiel von menschlichem Wissen und Maschinenwissen in ihrer Arbeit.