Description
This city invented the talking cure and then spent a century avoiding eye contact. VIENNA THERAPY takes the joke seriously: a civic-seal medallion on the chest where two analyst profiles face a skull, and a back print where VIENNA / THERAPY dissolves into a coarse halftone over the unconscious dances.
The tone is a real 25-line screen halftone — nine thousand individual dots, printed the way a poster from 1979 would be, not a digital gradient.
Chest medallion 240 × 240 mm, back print 300 × 400 mm, three screen colours on cream. The cream inside the artwork is bare fabric showing through.
Note: the mural on our entrance wall is another artist’s work. This design is our own — a nod to the idea, not a copy of their painting.
Colours: near black, rasta red, petrol on cream.
Also on black and washed clay.












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