The interactive audio performance Invisible Collection uncovers artworks by women artists that have been misattributed to men in the course of history either mistakenly, accidentally or willingly. With wit, warmth and a sharp eye for injustice, Sööt/Zeyringer guide you through a collection of invisible artworks that begin to slowly take shape in the listener’s imagination. Between past and present stories, fact and fiction, Tiina Sööt and Dorothea Zeyringer raise the question of how much stealing in art is okay? They gossip about personal experiences and encourage visitors to think about ways in which we ourselves want to shape history.

Invisible Collection

Audioperformance and Installative Setting – 55 min., 2025

Concept & research: Sööt/Zeyringer

Text & voiceperformance: Tiina Sööt, Dorothea Zeyringer

Recording, editing & sound design: Matthias Peyker

Visual artistic consulting & graphic design: Daniela Grabosch

Outside eye & assistant dramaturgy: Claudia Lomoschitz, Nora Jacobs

Exhibition production: Stefan Reiterer

Video: Kilian Immervoll

Photos: Christine Miess

A coproduction between Sööt/Zeyringer, brut Vienna and Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.

Supported by the City of Vienna’s Department of Cultural Affairs and the Austrian Federal Ministry for Arts, Culture, Civil Service and Sport.

Presented at

  • brut at exhibit Eschenbachgasse, February 2025

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