Dominik Hodel:
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represented by hillton

Teaching Photography at F+F Schule für Kunst & Design

Studio:
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m3 Studio
Eibenstrasse 9
8045 Zurich

Coding: Philip Ullrich
Design: Johnny Graf

Clients:
BMW, David Chipperfield Architects, D’heygere, Fact Magazine, Frame, Freitag, Globus, Hauser & Wirth, Hublot, Kaleidoscope, Edition Patrick Frey, Mammut, PIN-UP Magazine, Sang Bleu, SSENSE, Studio Achermann, Swiss International Air Lines Lt., Teo Jakob, Uniqlo, Roger Federer, Vogue, Wallpaper* Magazine, WWF, die Zeit + more

Art collections:
Kunsthaus Zurich, Fotomuseum Winterthur, Roche Art Collections, LeasePlan Corporation Art Collection Amsterdam, Kunstsammlung Zürcher Kantonalbank, Ruedi Bechtler Collection, Julius Bär Art Collection, Kunstsammlung Kanton Zürich, Sammlung Stadt Zug + more

Exhibitions:
Kunsthaus Zurich, Fotomuseum Winterthur, Centro Cultural Buenos Aires, City Hall San Francisco, Coalmine Winterthur, Rotwand Gallery Zurich + more

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    2018

    The house of artist Ugo Rondinone for PIN-UP Magazine. Photographed in collaboration with Johnny Graf.

    For the house in Würenlos, which was completed earlier this year, Rondinone teamed up with Gabrielle Hächler and Andreas Fuhrimann, a duo of Zürich-based architects whose practice AFGH counts many art-world luminaries in its client list, among them art patron Maja Hoffmann, gallerist Eva Presenhuber, and artist Pipilotti Rist. “I wanted to create a house that was a Gesamtkunstkwerk, like a walk-in sculpture,” explains Rondinone. It is also a space where he and Giorno can live and work in peace. The artist and architects opted for a muted palette of colors and materials: unpainted engineered wood panels cover the façade in vertical stripes, camouflaging it during snowy winters, while inside the house, natural wooden floors compliment the pale plaster on the walls, which was mixed with beeswax to give it a soft luster. On the green staircase leading to the upper floor provides a striking touch of bright color.

    PIN-UP 19, Chalet de Charme: Ugo Rondinone and John Giorno's alpine refuge by Aoïfe Rosenmeyer