Elisabeth Eiter
Elisabeth EITER interacts with what is given, takes it out of its context and exposes it. By doing this, she provides the premises for an experience that is strongly rooted in what can be found in an extreme-natural outback. There is something about the works that is retraceable. With their particularly direct and vivid connection to nature, formations are left to their own devices.
Elisabeth Eiter (* 1985) is a visual artist and mountain guide. She completed her art studies with the artist* group Gelitin at the Art University of Linz in 2021. For her diploma thesis An einem klaren Tag she received the Arthur Zelger Scholarship as well as a studio scholarship from Bank Austria Kunstforum Wien. In 2021 and 2020, Elisabeth Eiter participated in Parallel Vienna. In 2019, she completed her training as a mountain guide, participated in the Biennale Dolomites SMACH and developed trophies for the Women’s Ski World Championships in St. Anton am Arlberg. 2018, she participated in the group exhibition I do not feel personal at the Palais Thurn und Taxis, Bregenz. In 2017, she went on a study visit to the Academy of Fine Arts in Minsk, Belarus. Until the beginning of her art studies in 2014, Eiter worked as a theater painter at the Bühnen Graz.