Andreas Donhauser

Andreas Donhauser (2016)

Andreas Donhauser (born May 8, 1960 in Kirchberg am Wechsel ) is an Austrian artist , set designer , set designer , costume designer and designer .

Life

Andreas Donhauser attended the HTL Mödling , where he completed an apprenticeship as a precision technician . After graduating from high school , he worked in the private sector for three years. He then studied architecture at the Technical University of Vienna and product design at the University of Applied Arts Vienna . Donhauser works as a designer and artist, designs jewelry and sculptures and participated in performances . In 2003 he founded the music group T9 with Mario Stegmüller, which was soon joined by the sculptor Max Bühlmann , the artists Christian Droste and Stefan Christandl. Since then the group has only played improvised "postbluetranshipfunkpunkjazzrock" music. Since 1990 he has formed a working group with Renate Martin under the name Donmartin Supersets . Donhauser and Martin work together as set designers for Austrian cinema and television productions, including repeatedly for films by directors Wolfgang Murnberger and Ulrich Seidl and Michael Glawogger . At the same time, they work as set and costume designers at the Zurich Opera House , the Vienna State Opera , the Bregenz Festival , the Theater an der Wien , the Mariinski Theater Petersburg, Altooper Essen, Graz Opera, the Klagenfurt City Theater and the Salzburg Festival , especially in productions and films by the director Michael Sturminger .

Donhauser is a member of the Academy of Austrian Films .

1991: Dog and Cat (Director: Michael Sturminger)
1992: Halbe Welt (Director: Florian Flicker)
1994: I pledge (Director: Wolfgang Murnberger)
1996: Charms Incidents (Director: Michael Kreihsl)
1996: Cinema in the head (Director: Michael Glawogger)
1998: Beastie Girl (Director: Johannes Fabrick)
2000: Come on, sweet death (Director: Wolfgang Murnberger)
2001: Dog Days (Director: Ulrich Seidl)
2002: Taxi for a corpse (Director: Wolfgang Murnberger)
2004: Son of a bitch (Director: Michael Sturminger)
2004: Silentium (Director: Wolfgang Murnberger)
2007: Import Export (Director: Ulrich Seidl)
2009: Contact High (Director: Michael Glawogger)
2009: The Bone Man (Director: Wolfgang Murnberger)
2010: Not my daughter
2012: Paradise: Faith (Direction: Ulrich Seidl)
2012: Paradise: Love (Director: Ulrich Seidl)
2013: Paradise: Hope (Director: Ulrich Seidl)
2014: Casanova Variations (Director: Michael Sturminger)
2015: Eternal Life (Director: Wolfgang Murnberger)
2016: The Dreaming (Director: Ruth Beckermann)
2016: Hotel Rock'n'Roll (Direction: Michael Ostrowski and Helmut Köpping based on a book by Michael Glawogger)
2017: Life Guidance (Director: Ruth Mader)

1st prize cutlery competition 1988, Collini Vienna
3rd prize in the jewelry competition 1988, Köchert, Vienna
Prolegomena Prize for the "Wiener Wohnkeule" 1988; Institute for Housing, Vienna University of Technology
1st prize in the "Zeitmesser" competition 1993 Federal Chamber of Commerce, Vienna
Best Production Design, Diagonale Award Film Design 2013 (for Paradise: Love ; with Renate Martin)
Best costume design, Austrian Film Award 2016 (for "Giacomo Variations"; with Renate Martin)

Commons : Andreas Donhauser - Collection of images, videos and audio files

↑ Mag. Andreas Donhauser. In: Club Carriere. Retrieved June 9, 2016 .

^ CV Andreas Donhauser. (PDF) In: Programized. Retrieved June 9, 2016 .

↑ curriculum Donmartin supersets. (PDF) Donmartin Supersets, accessed June 9, 2016 .

^ Members. Academy of Austrian Films , May 17, 2016, accessed on June 9, 2016 .

↑ Previous winners. Diagonale , accessed June 9, 2016 .

↑ Internet source : AOEF press paper award winner Oesterreichischer Filmpreis 2016

personal data
SURNAME	Donhauser, Andreas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Austrian artist, production designer, set designer and costume designer and designer
DATE OF BIRTH	May 8, 1960
PLACE OF BIRTH	Kirchberg am Wechsel