Karl-Heinz Klopf

was born in Linz, Austria, where he studied at the University for Artistic and Industrial Design.
Based in Vienna, the main concern of his artistic practice is constructed environments and the changes of everyday life in relation to today’s technological and urban developments.

He works in different media such as video, photography, installation, projects in the context of architecture and urbanism and realized designs for public spaces.

His work has been exhibited in solo and group shows at Vienna Sececcion in 1994, at Za Moca Foundation (Tokyo) in 1996, “Cities on the Move” at Secession (Vienna)/ PS1 (New York)/ Hayward Gallery (London) in 1997-2000, parasite art space (Hong Kong) in 2002, Galerie im Taxispalais (Innsbruck) in 2003, Grita Insam Gallery (Vienna) in 2004.
Publications include Splace (1997) and Environments (1999).
For his digital feature film “By Way of Display” he received the award from the Media and Architectural Biennale Graz in 2004.