Andre Krammer a9201960@unet.univie.ac.at The Subversive Act of Living Underground, 2000 Vinyl lettering on cardboard boxes and on wall. The text is a fragment of a possible discursive projection onto Manhattan’s reality. In the exhibition it is - as a mental construction - superimposed with the grid (block) structure - which is a physical one. It is influenced by European thinking (Sigmund Freud,Robin Evans, Gaston Bachelard, Rem Koolhaas, etc.) and was written out from distance. It is not an attempt to analyse the existence of the people living in N.Y.’s underground by making them visible again (photos,ect...), but the trial to “locate” their disappearance from the surface in one possible discursive construction. Neulerchenfelderstr.67/1/11 A-1170 Vienna, Austria Phone : 011 43 1 4067595 Cellular : 011 43 699 10120846 Born 1973 in Steyr, Austria. Education Until 1998 summer, studies in architecture at the Technical University, Vienna; studies in philosophy at the University in Vienna. Since 1998 studies in architecture, masterschool of Nasrine Seraji, Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna. 1994 International Summer Academy, graphics department, Jim Dine, Salzburg, Austria. 1995 Poetry class of Wolfgang Bauer, School of Poetry, Muerzzuschlag, Austria. Published in „Falsche Helden“, Wolfgang Bauer (ed.), Passagenverlag, Vienna, 1995. 1998 architecture class of Richard Plunz, International Summer Academy, Salzburg; publication “After salt. The Perner Island. Circumnavigating the theme of taboo.” Award 1999 „Pfann-Ohmann-Architekturpreis“, award given by the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna, Austria. Special interests: architecture and art, theory studies, special focus in Avantgarde theory.