Solo Exhibitions
2021 ‘Luis Barragan, Cuadra San Cristobal’ solo show in the Hotel Aurora, Meran, Italy
2018 ‘Works 2015 – 2018″ solo show in Gmunden, Austria
2016 ‘Glorious Land’ solo show Sunday Gallery Zurich
2014 ‘Traces – Spuren’ solo show, Gallery Spectrum, Linz
2013 ‘CX Sleeping’ solo show, Silwex House, Quaker Street, London
2006 ‘Once Upon A Time’ solo show, Hotshoe Gallery, London
2006 ‘Probably’ solo show, Traders Pop Gallery, Maastricht
Selected Group Exhibitions
2021 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2020 one work ‘UNTITLED’ from the Luis Barragan Cuadra San Cristobal series
2020 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2020 one work ‘UNTITLED’ from the Corfu series
2016 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2016, 2 works ´UNTITLED´ (Flüela Pass 1 & Flüela Pass 2)
2015 Taylor Wessing National Portrait Prize, National Portrait Gallery London, The Potteries Museum
and Art Gallery Stoke – On – Trent and at the National Portrait Gallery Edinburgh
2015 Photo Vienna Workshow MAK Museum of Applied Arts Vienna
2014 ‘Parallel Lines’ group show in AREA 44, London
2014 ‘CX Sleeping’ group show Transmediale Vorspiel, Berlin
2013 ‘Jose’s Island’ show as part of the London Design Festival
2013 ‘Urlaub auf Balkonien…und Anderswo’ Arts Council Collection Linz
2013 ‘Another Austria’ 59 Type colour Polaroids at the Austrian Cultural Forum, London
2011 ‘Hospital Diary’ part of Beltane group show Shoreditch Town Hall, London
2009 ‘Pinhole Series’ Gallery 422, Gmunden Austria
2009 ‘Dream Home ‘, Novas Contemporary Art, London
Collections
various private collections in UK, Austria, Switzerland, Netherlands
About / Artist statement
Felix Friedmann is an artist living and working in London.
He studied photography in Vienna (Schule für Künstlerische Photographie, Friedl
Kubelka) in the late 90’s. Since then he has widely exhibited across Europe.
‘I have always been interested in the traces and relics of the way we live.
The perceived lightweight of the subject matter appeals to me, the focus onto the
seemingly uneventful directs our attention to the unseen and the overlooked, which
nevertheless make up most of what surrounds us.
Within my body of work I string together photographs like words and form stories
which tell us about our habits, attitudes and the relation we have to the world.’