✷ Artist of the Month: Lisa Braid @_lisa_braid_
Malerei
Lisa Braid untersucht in ihrer Ölmalerei die Spannung zwischen Bewegung und Stille, zwischen Wachstum und Ungewissheit - und die sich stetig verschiebenden Dynamiken in Beziehungen und Emotionen.
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Artist Spotlight – Vienna based painter Lisa Braid @_lisa_braid_
Primarily working with oil paint, Lisa’s paintings reflect themes of growth and uncertainty, as well as the shifting dynamics of relationships and emotions.
Through Lisa’s paintings, we see the impact of her rural background, with the artist citing the “flickering pull of television” as a defining influence on her visual language.
CURRENT
‘A House the Size of a Shell’ @galerie.kandlhofer
28 Feb-2 Apr
‘Habitación.Sintaxis’ @brispagallery Gallery
20 Feb- 11 Apr
Slide 1
‘Zumindest versunken mit den hasenzwillingen, Springmaus ruht sich aus auf meinem Herz. Ich Lächle’
2025
Oil on canvas
20 x 26 cm
Slide 2
‘In this together (No. 2)’
2025
Oil on canvas
21 x 18 x 4 cm
Slide 4
‘In this together (No.1)’
2025
Oil on canvas
21 x 18 x 4 cm
"In This Together (no. 1)"
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on display as part of "A House the Size of a Shell" till 2 April 2026 @galerie.kandlhofer
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A House the Size of a Shell
A group exhibiton with works by:
Lisa Braid, Chun, Magdalena Herzog, Alina Kunitsyna, Chris Oh, Maximilian Prüfer, Zayn Qahtani, Julia Szczerbowska, Curtis Talwst Santiago, Leonard Železo
photographs by kunst.dokumentation.com / Manuel Carreon Lopez
documentation of the exhibition Fieber at @sophie.tappeiner , where one of my works is displayed alongside wonderful pieces by artists from @akbild and @dieangewandte 🗝️
Fieber
Curated by Ursula Pokorny
With work by Dejana Ahmetovic, Olesia Bieliavtseva, Lisa Braid, Adriana Finghis, David Hafer Garcia, Abigail Hauwede, Nele Hazod, Shiva Pishgahi, Hanna Carmen Schneider, Florian Schwarz, Kia Sciarrone, St. Ages
31.01. - 07.03.2026
Credits Photographs:
Courtesy SOPHIE TAPPEINER and the artist(s), image by kunstdokumentation.com
I smell cinnamon buns and morning coffee (handle broke), the milk is sweet it draws a pattern. I love to listen, belly feels save. The bells ring on point, every day. Memory starts, it’s a fascinating thing.
Did you see the blood moon yesterday?
hide and seek
painting/installation
oil on canvas, installed with unwoven canvas and cardboard
The cat-shaped frames depict moments of rest, one lies down, the other sits quietly, facing the window as if watching the world outside. Inside the forms, shadowy figures appear, recalling late walks through unfamiliar cities and the slow process of finding one’s way. The work reflects emotional contrasts: the rapid shift between fear and calm, disorientation and safety.
installation view at ASA open studio, Hamburg.
