Art collective

Andreas Weiskopf grew up in a family in which creativity was very important. Already his grandfather was a director and actor in that amateur theater group in Lienz to which his father also belonged as an actor. Since he had a language with which he could captivate others, he already stood out as a promising talent at the age of 16 as the spokesman for the external team of a radio production of the ORF. Many media people predicted a great future for him as a presenter on radio and television.

But his main interests lay elsewhere. He was determined to become a teacher and consistently pursued this profession. After his graduation he was employed as a special education teacher in East Tyrol. He liked working with special children so much that he continued his education in various fields of special education and graduated with various degrees. In 1987/88 he was given the opportunity to establish the sanatorium school at the district hospital. During this time he also founded the social association "Lienzer Brücke" in order to be able to support people from East Tyrol who wanted to be close to their loved ones also in the clinic in Innsbruck.

Andreas Weiskopf's close connection to the media was always maintained. He was invited to develop innovative radio formats and to moderate programmes at an Italian radio station. At the same time he was booked as a presenter at many major events. The advertising industry also took advantage of his voice and produced numerous commercials with him. Finally, he was offered the opportunity to work as an editor in an image-creating medium. This work also offered him new opportunities to combine his media presence with his social commitment. When private radio was introduced in Austria, he helped to establish the radio station "Radio Osttirol". He is still a shareholder of the company today.

With his appointment as director of the special school in Lienz, Andreas Weiskopf concentrated mainly on the further development of his school. With numerous projects such as "Osttirol gegen Gewalt", "einzigARTig" and "Inclusion", he showed how much he cared about the well-being of his students and caused and continues to cause a stir in the public. Andreas Weiskopf is a successful writer of literary texts and has received two awards at the Christoph Zanon Literature Prize. Also, as producer of the documentary film "Inclusion - All under one roof" he proved his special ability to work successfully with other people and to put all his energy into the realization of the projects.

Rolo Geisberg supported Andreas Weiskopf with the creation of the audio version of the Re-Creation Report.

Rolo Geisberg, born in Upper Austria, grew up in a house where creativity and art were united. The mother came from a family of painters, the father from a family of musicians, who produced a multitude of bandmasters and composers over many generations.

Rolo discovered his joy in dealing with colors at an early age and enchanted himself and others with his detailed, colorful paintings. He also tried his hand at music, took great pleasure in playing the piano and taught himself to play it autodidactically.

When he took a technical direction in the course of his school career (HTL for environmental measurement technology in Braunau), his creative curiosity and desire to experiment waned.

Only during his studies (sports science and music in Salzburg), when space and time were available again, the spark of creativity jumped back to Rolo, and within a very short time countless ideas for piano motifs and melodies were born. Soon he felt a penchant for electronic music, and the need to process these ideas further became the dominant theme in the truest sense of the word. At about the same time, the interest in mixing electronic music with vinyl records also arose.

In 2009 the title "Morgenwach" was released on the compilation "Elektronikland", which was created by "KulturLandSalzburg". As a DJ he played in numerous clubs and at various festivals.

With the discovery of his grandfather's oil paints in 2012, the fascination of painting also began to take possession of him again.

With time, the idea of combining visual and sound art matured. In this way, music has an effect on the art object and vice versa, which adds a dimension to the respective other area.

Rolo Geisberg currently produces electronic/thematic music and paints with oil.

During his creative break, while attending the technical school, he developed an awareness of environmental issues. This led to the desire to actively support this. Rolo is committed to environmental organizations and is committed to a sustainable and environmentally conscious lifestyle.

In the form of sound recordings and colour inspirations his relationship to nature and the environment is also reflected in his musical and pictorial works.