Eva-Fiore Kovacovsky

--->> out now - series of unique leaf prints
Feeding on Light <<---

Book Launch - Feeding on Light
Zabriskie, Buchladen für Kultur und Natur, Berlin
7th of October 2023 - 7 pm
With a talk by Eva-Fiore Kovacovsky, Sina Ribak, Taco Hidde Bakker and Dongyoung Lee
Following the talk homemade leaf sorbet will be served

Book Launch - Feeding on Light
Last Tango, Zürich
13th of October 2023 - 6pm
Eva-Fiore Kovaocvsky in conversation with Veronika Spierenburg
Following the talk homemade leaf sorbet will be served

Book Launch - Feeding on Light
San Serriffe, Amsterdam
29th of September 2023 - 8-10 pm
with a talk and reading by Eva-Fiore Kovacovsky at 8.30pm, and servings of home made leaf sorbet

Feeding on Light / Roma 449
OUT NOW
Feeding on Light examines photosynthesis through experimental photography and is laid out as a field guide. Imagine a collection of perforated leaves in which organisms like insects, fungi, or bacteria living in or eating the foliage have created an array of patterns. Transporting the outdoors into her analogue colour darkroom, Eva-Fiore Kovacovsky experimentally captured the traces of the often symbiotic tree-insect-sun relationships. An extensive index links the 136 photograms, 87 contact prints and 496 leaf negative prints to the plant species' common and scientific names. Essays by Margot & Roland Spohn, Sina Ribak and Taco Hidde Bakker contextualise her light harvest record from the perspectives of biology, ecology and philosophy.
Design: Dongyoung Lee, Roger Willems.

Floating Berlin
Climate Care: Critterkratia (September 21-30, 2023)
World of Moss
22.9.2023 14:00-17:00
workshop with Jacky Hess, Eva-Fiore Kovacovsky, Lucy Powell, Susanne Jaschko Moss grows at Floating University in unexpected places and in unthinkable forms. Far from romanticised ideas of soft moss covering rocks in the forest, here moss grows over rusted steel structures, in symbiosis with decaying concrete or polluted water. This workshop is an immersive experience in the world of moss. It consists of exercises and explorations that focus on different qualities of moss such as resilience and adaptability, sexuality and dispersal, water holding, symbioses and interactions. Together we will spend time with the mosses, becoming intimate with them, their habitats and co-habitants through sensorial immersion, somatic meditation, readings, drawing, mapping and naming.
The workshop MicroCosMoss was conceived and is realised in context of the MATTER OF FLUX Research Network, organised by Art Laboratory Berlin.

Floating Berlin
Climate Care: Critterkratia (September 21-30, 2023)
Between Us and Nature – A Reading Club #46
The Real Body of Life & Death: Mats, Bacteria, Sun and Love.
22.9.2023 17:00-18:00

bradwolff & partners
together
opening 8 september 5-9 pm. Exhibition runs until 21 october 2023
with herman de vries, Ruta Butkute, Sjoerd Buisman, Iva Gueorguieva, Katrin Korfmann, Jaehun Park, Greg Colson, Marike Schuurman and Eva-Fiore Kovacovsky.
Bradwolff & Partners is proud to announce that they will be taking up permanent residence in Amsterdam as of September at Lijnbaansgracht 314, Amsterdam

Gooie Grond,Gooie Grond, boerderij Zuid Endt
Museum Kennemerland
1-3 September 2023 with Maze de Boer, Loek Buter, Bethany de Forest, Dan Geesin, Eva-Fiore Kovacovsky, Guust Persoon, Mattijs Reinen, Amber Veel, Elisabeth Schelvis, Egied Simons en Liesbeth van Woerden.

#45 Land as Pedagogy at This is not a test ! – a collective, open studio of Klasse Klima / Wednesday 9th of August 18:30–20:30 / Ernst-Reuter-Platz we will read a essay by Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg scholar, writer, and artist Leanne Betasamosake Simpson.

Finissage Promising Premises & Beech Leaf-Sorbet
The Finissage of the exhibition Promising Premises at Bärenzwinger will take place on Saturday 13.5.2023 from 6–9 PM.
For the project Vernal Unfolding I have been working with the leaves of the common beech tree (Fagus sylvatica) and the restart of photosynthesis in spring. On the finissage of Promising Premises I will share my ice-making experiments with you. Early birds will be served fresh Beech Leaf-Sorbet.

Promising Premises Bärenzwinger
10.3. – 14.5.2023
with Andrea Acosta, Jelena Fužinato & Patricia Sandonis, KMRU, Eva-Fiore Kovacovsky, Ioana Vreme Moser
Curated by Lusin Reinsch und Cleo Wächter

Between Us and Nature – A Reading Club

Ballroom Project Antwerp 18—21 MAY 2023 BorGerHub Antwerp Open during Antwerp Art Weekend. Duo presentation with herman de vries represented by bradwolff & partners. I will show works from the series Jackotype, large cyanotypes on fabric that I made in Sri Lanka in 2017.

Haus Werk: The Bauhaus in contemporary art
24 November 2019 – 15 March 2020
Curated by Jane O’Neill, with Lisa Byrne and Simon Lawrie
McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery, Langwarrin, Victoria, Australia

Tohu wa- Bohu
Book launch
Sunday, 15 December 2019 from 14:00-18:00
EXTRAPOOL, Tweede Walstraat 5, 6511LN Nijmegen, Netherlands

Between Us and Nature – A Reading Club
#27 – Tidalectics – Sensing Surroundings, Mittwoch 13 November, 2019 ➝ 19:30 —
Zabriskie – Buchladen für Kultur und Natur

WORK INDEX

Vernal Unfolding, 2023

Sand Drawings, 2012 / 2017 / 2022

Garden Book, 2019

Variation as Nature, 2018

Fotogramme, 2011 - ongoing

Interspecies Communication, 2017

Sequoiatypien, 2016 / 2017

Abdruecke, 2016

Astwerke, 2016 / 2017

Ohne Titel / Kiste, 2015, Stadtgalerie Bern

Im Buch, 2014

Signs I II III IV, 2014, Studio 47, Amsterdam, 2015, installation views

Blattkisten, 2013, Kunstmuseum Thun, 2014 and Galerie Stampa, Basel, 2013

Die Grasbüschel, 2011

8 Attempts of Geometry, 2011

339 Gräser, 2010

Herbarium Proprius, 2010

CROP, 2009

TEXTS

Kunstbulletin 05-2017,
Sequoiatypien, by Stefanie Manthey

Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 15.05.2015 'An der Schnittstelle zwischen Wildnis und Garten' Suzanne Kappeler

Review on CARAVAN 2/2014
by Daniel Morgenthaler Published in
Kunstbulletin 7-8 2014

MONDAY ART
Interview with Mirja Majevski
October 2014

Photograms featured in
Aperture Magazine
#211, Summer 2013 / Curiosity

Eva-Fiore Kovacovsky’s Leaves of Grass by Alex Klein
Foam Magazine Issue #26 Happy
2011

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