some installation views by @kunstdokumentationcom from my exhibition „Zufall und Ordnung“ curated by @verasteinkellner at Herminengasse1 🍇🧊🧊✨

„BESIDES, BEYOND“ is the title of my current show at Plattform 6020, Stadtbibliothek Innsbruck. on view from june 6th till july 27th. MO–DI 14 – 19h MI – FR 10 – 19h SA 10 – 17h Please drop by 🫶🫶 Thank you to Natalie Pedevilla and @karinpernegger_art_

I am happy about my solo show A GLANCE AT THE NOSE at @galeriesophiavonier . The show is on view until march 9, 2024 also a big thank you to @tiacicek for the great text. ”(…) More recently, however, Scherer incorporated painting, though his approach remains as clear and focused as ever. He avoids the allure of free strokes and thick layers of paint, using paint instead to create a more graphic finish that offers additional room for exploration within his distinctive style. And unifies the various objects he encounters and subconsciously finds intriguing. All the while venturing beyond the intimate, challenging himself to create more significant formatted works that defy the traditional perception of pencil drawings. In his own words, Scherer’s creative process involves solving a complex puzzle. Each drawing is an intricate composition, a meticulously orchestrated cascade of domino effects. (…)“ exhibition view 📷: Hendrik Stoltenberg

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[Link in bio] Am 23. April eröffnete Patrick Roman Scherer @patrickromanscherer seine Solo-Ausstellung „Taking the side of things“ im @davy.art.space in Wien — noch zu sehen bis 16. Mai. Raya Sotirova @raya.sotirova war fürs komplex bei der Eröffnung dabei und besuchte den Künstler anschließend in seinem Atelier, um mit ihm über seine künstlerische Praxis, intuitive Prozesse und die tiefere Bedeutungen alltäglicher Objekte in seinen Werken zu sprechen. Im Interview erzählt er vom Zusammenspiel von Zufall und Kontrolle, von Wiederholung, Neugier und davon, wie aus scheinbar gewöhnlichen Gegenständen komplexe visuelle Systeme entstehen. Mehr dazu im Online-Beitrag. Fotos: Zeichnung von Patrick Roman Scherer (Slide 1), @kunstdokumentationcom (Slide 2) #zeichnung #objects #repetition #abstraktion #ausstellung #kunstinwien #interview #ornamentalart #ornamente

📷 @victoriavictus My show “TAKING THE SIDE OF THINGS” is on view until Saturday, May 16 @davy.art.space (analog photos on 33mm)

only on view until May 16 @davy.art.space 📷 @kunstdokumentationcom

Installation views from our current exhibition with @patrickromanscherer On view until May 16
Wed–Sat, 13:00–18:00
& by appointment 📍Lindengasse 51, Vienna 
Photos by @kunstdokumentationcom #patrickromanscherer #contemporaryart #viennaart #drawing #viennaexhibition

Patrick Roman Scherer
Untitled, 2026 Pencil and acrylic on papercard
150 × 100 cm Part of the exhibition „Taking the side of things“
at Davy Art Space On view until May 16
Wed–Sat, 13:00–18:00 + by appointment DM for inquiries 
@patrickromanscherer Photo: @kunstdokumentationcom #contemporaryart #viennaart #patrickromanscherer #davyartspace #drawing

Last week we celebrated the opening of @patrickromanscherer ’s exhibition “Taking the side of things” On view until 16 May 2026. 🕐 Opening hours: Wed–Sat, 13:00–18:00 Thank you all for coming and making the evening so special! A special thank you to @anne.avramut for the inspiring opening speech! And a big thanks to @friedlich.wien and @executive_chef_alexander for the amazing snacks 🖤 Photos by @teresawagenhofer #exhibitionopening #contemporaryart #viennaart #patrickromanscherer #davyartspace

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A visit to the studio of @patrickromanscherer You don’t expect much from a printer, a tennis racket, a shelf. And yet, in Patrick Roman Scherer’s work, these things begin to shift. At the core of his practice is drawing. With pencil on paper, he builds dense, precise worlds shaped by subtle contrasts and disruptions. He returns to everyday objects — things usually overlooked — and brings them into focus. Removed from their context and transformed through scale and repetition, they begin to lose their familiarity and take on a different kind of weight. Lines gather around them, overlapping and unfolding into intricate structures that echo sacred imagery, Gothic ornament or the richness of woven tapestries. And the drawing itself doesn’t stay where you expect it to. What begins on paper extends into space, linking works, shaping rhythms, and unfolding into a composition that stretches across the room. Come and see Patrick Roman Scherer’s new work in his upcoming solo exhibition at Davy Art Space, opening April 23. #PatrickRomanScherer #ContemporaryDrawing #StudioVisit #ViennaArt #DavyArtSpace