Photo Cluster

“This is the hardest part.
For those of you who are reading it, it will only be the beginning of the magazine, but for me, it’s the end of a Journey that has lasted over a year.”
— Paolo Copolella, editor/Creative director

A special evening at the Photo Cluster:
We were delighted to host the Austrian premiere of the first issue of Cavie Magazine from Italy — a photography magazine bringing together international photographic positions, curatorial perspectives, and visual storytelling.

The release was more than a presentation of a new publication; it became a moment of exchange, connection, and shared passion for contemporary photography and independent publishing.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, contributed, and shared this evening with the Photo Cluster community.
A memorable night celebrating photography, print culture, and creative dialogue.
Especial thank you to: , .stories.with.effie

Ausstellungseröffnung / Exhibition Opening:
FRUITFUL IRONIES /
OBST UND GEMÜSE
TIBOR HORVÁTH

Tibor Horváth is a visual artist currently based in Berlin. Over the past two decades, he has worked across various mediums, including performance, video, and installation.
During his intermedia studies at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, he consciously pushed institutional and formal boundaries, with his works
often taking shape as provocative gestures. This spirit of reinterpreting conventions and embracing irony continues to shape his artistic practice.
In 2014, he launched adseries, an online art project operating as a curator-free, permanent exhibition space, which later evolved into the adframed Instagram page — a personal archive of cultural and social critique from the past decade. His work often engages with societal and political themes, conveyed through an ironic yet empathetic tone, less focused on direct questioning and more on offering fresh perspectives.
From the outset of his career, a critical attitude has guided his artistic practice. Today, his work is driven by observation and reflection, creating dialogue through everyday insights, humor, and an empathetic form of critique.

This exhibition is part of the annual program of ZIGUTAMVE – Association for Contemporary Photography and is funded by the cultural budget of Bezirk Neubau.