Anton Janizewski
Anton Janizewski

Marc Henry
The Early Works. One hundred selected works


The catalogue comprises one hundred selected works by Marc Henry. Richly illustrated in color, the works are accompanied by texts from a diverse range of writers, artists, art critics and art historians - many of which are also close friends of the gallery.


Edited by Philipp Hindahl
Various authors
Linen hardcover
248 pages, English
28 x 3 x 23 cm
Illustrated in colour

ISBN: 979-1298585218
Published by Malelingue Edizioni, Milano, May, 2026

55,00 EUR

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Marc Henry explores the malleability of reality in the post-factual era through digital image manipulation in painting. With a background spanning fine arts, economics, and curational studies, his work reflects on societal dynamics, politics and macroeconomics. Drawing iconography from his personal archives, niche image boards and 3D rendering he constructs compositions that merge narration with experimental iconography, building upon the medium's history. His artistic process moves rhythmically between digital and analog, producing pseudo-narratives that blur memory and fabricated reality. In becoming the site for the collision of digital and analogue realms, Henry's research based works transpire painting's appropriateness for engaging with the accretion of modernity.


Marc Henry (*1996, Munich, Germany; lives and works in Vienna) earned a B.Sc in Economics from LMU Munich & an M.A. in Curating from University of Applied Arts Vienna, before he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna under Daniel Richter. His work has been shown at Belvedere 21, Vienna; Palais Rasumofsky, Vienna; Galerie Kandlhofer, Vienna; Kunsthalle Oktogon, Hitzacker; and Schlossmuseum Murnau.


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Marc Henry
The Early Works. One hundred selected works


The catalogue comprises one hundred selected works by Marc Henry. Richly illustrated in color, the works are accompanied by texts from a diverse range of writers, artists, art critics and art historians - many of which are also close friends of the gallery.


Edited by Philipp Hindahl
Various authors
Linen hardcover
248 pages, English
28 x 3 x 23 cm
Illustrated in colour

ISBN: 979-1298585218
Published by Malelingue Edizioni, Milano, May, 2026

55,00 EUR

Purchase

Marc Henry explores the malleability of reality in the post-factual era through digital image manipulation in painting. With a background spanning fine arts, economics, and curational studies, his work reflects on societal dynamics, politics and macroeconomics. Drawing iconography from his personal archives, niche image boards and 3D rendering he constructs compositions that merge narration with experimental iconography, building upon the medium's history. His artistic process moves rhythmically between digital and analog, producing pseudo-narratives that blur memory and fabricated reality. In becoming the site for the collision of digital and analogue realms, Henry's research based works transpire painting's appropriateness for engaging with the accretion of modernity.


Marc Henry (*1996, Munich, Germany; lives and works in Vienna) earned a B.Sc in Economics from LMU Munich & an M.A. in Curating from University of Applied Arts Vienna, before he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna under Daniel Richter. His work has been shown at Belvedere 21, Vienna; Palais Rasumofsky, Vienna; Galerie Kandlhofer, Vienna; Kunsthalle Oktogon, Hitzacker; and Schlossmuseum Murnau.


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