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SIZE MATTERS
When it comes to choosing a bag, this can be based purely on aesthetic aspects.
But it's hard to imagine that - perhaps only subconsciously - the question of need doesn't also come into play. The dimensions and carrying mode should be right.
Because life is constantly changing and needs are very variable, EVA BLUT proposes bags that can be adapted to changing needs. This means in SIZE MATTERS in particular: the changeability of the size - the transport volume.
And this works in different ways:
Small can be turned into large - or vice versa.
Or an extension volume can be added - or removed again. This is made possible with lightweight, thin nylon.
‘Mono-dimensional’ models are realised in different dimensions but still resizeable.
Many new shapes makes it possible to take a laptop to work, but in the evening - when it is not needed - to go to the cinema with a small bag (which is the same). No need to swap bags.
EVA BLUT moves along functional baselines. However, we follow them experimentally, which leads to surprising solutions whose aesthetics suit contemporary users.
Event
SCULPTÜR 26/2
Lisa Reiter
from Wednesday, 24 June 2026 from 6.00 pm
Lisa Reiter’s work is situated within the fields of sculpture and installation.
She is fascinated by the various dimensions of space – be it the physical workspace, the domestic environment with all the ideas embedded within it, or the visible and invisible interpersonal spaces that we shape, consciously or unconsciously.
The traces left by human interactions and the question of how spaces shape reality and utopia are central themes in her work.
Lisa Reiter’s material language encompasses both found objects and precisely crafted pieces, all of which consistently emphasise a keen interest in the material itself.
Her works, among other things, take up the rhythm of barred windows, fences and various architectural elements of demarcation, addressing them as seemingly permeable boundaries between public and private space. Referring to Christopher Bardt’s book *The Feeling of Space*, Reiter understands space as something shaped by human interaction – and spaces, in turn, influence interactions. According to Bardt, what we perceive as ‘spatial stability’ is a social construct shaped and maintained by our daily habits, social conventions and architectural structures.
Sculptür 2025:
25/1 Siggi Hofer
25/2 Beate Gatschelhofer
25/3 Mira Mann
25/4 Miriam Hamann
26/2 Peter Sandbichler
next Sculptür 2026 will folow in September with Claudia Märzendorfer
Archive
THE KNIT
ASSEMBLAGE
NO WASTE
TABULA RASA - SS 21
FINE TUNING AW 20/21
SS 20
AW 19/20
SS 19
AW 18/19
SS 18
AW 17/18