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Hypnos, the god of sleep, depicted with wings. In my work, he has undergone a metamorphosis: he has merged with a centaur, thus acquiring the body of a horse, while his upper body is human. While working on the sculpture, I dreamt of him. In the dream, he snarled, and I dreamt of this word "snarl"—like a cat, a tiger.
Dreams play a major role in my artistic work. Figures from mythology, for example, appear to me in dreams, or while I'm working on… a sculpture, I dream something about it that I then incorporate and integrate.
I work exclusively with natural, sustainable materials. The wood, in this case linden, comes from a certified wholesaler. I make my own paints – a mixture of pigment and resin. This sculpture was also flamed and coated with a layer of shellac.
Vinko Nino Jaeger uses media such as wood carving, abstract drawing, painting, photography, and writing. He studied contextual painting and object sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, graduating with distinction. He employs an abstract and surreal aesthetic to disrupt conventional concepts of the body. His working techniques focus on craftsmanship; he uses natural materials and creates his own paints according to his own recipes. He also frequently incorporates fire into his work. Dreams are often the starting point for his artistic practice. The dream is the connection to invisible, subterranean worlds. In transforming the dreamed, a spontaneous, abstract gesture is important to him—with half-open, half-closed eyes.