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Jonas Höschl
80 Porträts: 73 Männer, 7 Frauen


Codes of the Far Right – In his artistic work, Jonas Höschl explores the visual codes, gestures, and power structures of the far-right scene. By recontextualizing image material often circulated on anti-fascist platforms, he critically examines the role of photography at the intersection of activism and documentation. Using artistic strategies, Höschl creates spaces of resonance that challenge viewers to reflect on political systems and the aesthetics of neo-fascism. His research-based practice offers a profound inquiry into the significance of images in our contemporary world.


Texts by Margit Neuhold
Hardcover
80 pages, 80 illustrations, German, English
31 x 22 cm
Illustrated in black-and-white

ISBN: 978-3-99153-103-6
Published by VfmK - Verlag für moderne Kunst, Vienna, April, 2025


German Photobook Award 25 | 26 – Gold Medal
Category “Artistic Photography Photobook”

Laudatio by Prof. Wiebke Loeper (German)


27,27 EUR

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The artist thanks Endstation Rechts, Recherchenetzwerk Berlin and Recherche Nord, as well as the many other anti-fascist research networks and their photographers, for the image material and their tireless work.

 

 

Jonas Höschl (*1995 in Regensburg, Germany; lives and works in Vienna) studied fine art and sculpture at the Academy of Fine Art Munich as a Meisterschüler of Olaf Nicolai and was awarded the 2024 Debutant Grant 2024. Höschl was awarded numerous grants and prizes, among them the Cultural Education Grant 2025, Munich and the Paula Modersohn-Becker Art Prize 2024. Most recently, his publication 80 Portraits: 73 Männer, 7 Frauen (Verlag für moderne Kunst) was awarded with the German Photobook Award 25/26 – Gold Medal, Category “Artistic Photography Photobook”. Höschl‘s work has been presented at Lothringer13 Halle, Munich, Neuer Kunstverein Regensburg, Kunstmuseum Heidenheim, Galerie Kandlhofer, Kunsthalle Gießen, Worpsweder Museen and Galleria Nazionale d‘Arte Moderna, Rome.


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Jonas Höschl
80 Porträts: 73 Männer, 7 Frauen


Codes of the Far Right – In his artistic work, Jonas Höschl explores the visual codes, gestures, and power structures of the far-right scene. By recontextualizing image material often circulated on anti-fascist platforms, he critically examines the role of photography at the intersection of activism and documentation. Using artistic strategies, Höschl creates spaces of resonance that challenge viewers to reflect on political systems and the aesthetics of neo-fascism. His research-based practice offers a profound inquiry into the significance of images in our contemporary world.


Texts by Margit Neuhold
Hardcover
80 pages, 80 illustrations, German, English
31 x 22 cm
Illustrated in black-and-white

ISBN: 978-3-99153-103-6
Published by VfmK - Verlag für moderne Kunst, Vienna, April, 2025


German Photobook Award 25 | 26 – Gold Medal
Category “Artistic Photography Photobook”

Laudatio by Prof. Wiebke Loeper (German)


27,27 EUR

Purchase

The artist thanks Endstation Rechts, Recherchenetzwerk Berlin and Recherche Nord, as well as the many other anti-fascist research networks and their photographers, for the image material and their tireless work.

 

 

Jonas Höschl (*1995 in Regensburg, Germany; lives and works in Vienna) studied fine art and sculpture at the Academy of Fine Art Munich as a Meisterschüler of Olaf Nicolai and was awarded the 2024 Debutant Grant 2024. Höschl was awarded numerous grants and prizes, among them the Cultural Education Grant 2025, Munich and the Paula Modersohn-Becker Art Prize 2024. Most recently, his publication 80 Portraits: 73 Männer, 7 Frauen (Verlag für moderne Kunst) was awarded with the German Photobook Award 25/26 – Gold Medal, Category “Artistic Photography Photobook”. Höschl‘s work has been presented at Lothringer13 Halle, Munich, Neuer Kunstverein Regensburg, Kunstmuseum Heidenheim, Galerie Kandlhofer, Kunsthalle Gießen, Worpsweder Museen and Galleria Nazionale d‘Arte Moderna, Rome.


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