Rainer Reinisch

Rainer Reinisch (* 1933 ) is an Austrian architect , artist and author .

Live and act

Reinisch grew up in Ferlach im Rosental and completed his training as an architect at the Technical University of Vienna and took courses with Gerda Matejka-Felden at the Vienna Art Academy .

He published several publications on the topic of architecture, was a columnist for the Wiener Zeitung for fifteen years and also published caricatures , poems , essays and reviews in various magazines and books. After working abroad, he opened an architecture office in Vienna and founded the M. Group. As building director of the city of Braunau am Inn , he made a name for himself in the area of ​​old town preservation.

From 1957 he was engaged in creating artistic collages , photographs and films and exhibited his works in solo and group exhibitions, mainly in Austria. Most recently, he devoted himself to the ironization of images by crumpling, tearing and dismantling.

Works on architecture

• Braunau am Inn , Deutscher Kunstverlag , Berlin, 1974
• Theory of Architecture , Freiburg, self-published, 1980
• The old town ensemble in the new monument protection law 1978 , in: Österreichische Gemeindezeitung 20/1978
• The old town ensemble , examples of Inn-Salzach cities, research work by the Federal Minister for Buildings and Technology, Vienna, 1984
• Old town in Austria . Memories of the Past - Future for the Past, Vienna, Munich, 1985

Works as an author

• Small Weltanschauung , prose, Aspach, 2012
• The imaginary minaret , prose, Aspach, 2012
• Life without Faith, Life without God , The New Lust for the Meaning of Being, Aspach, 2008
• Der Lippe , Almost a Heimatroman, Aspach, 2006
• Summer in Winter , Essays, Aspach, 1999, ISBN 9783901535338
• Franz Kronberger - Der Kauz von Braunau, Aspach, 1998
• Pit stop , Roman, Aspach, 1998

further works were self-published between 1988 and 1994

literature

• Interview of the Carinthian church newspaper Sonntag of the diocese Gurk-Klagenfurt, in: Web presence of the Catholic Church of Carinthia

Web links

• Literature by and about Rainer Reinisch in the catalog of the German National Library

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Biography Rainer Reinisch , in: Web presence of literature network Upper Austria
2. ^ Rainer Reinisch (Braunau / A.) In showroom K3 , in: Web presence of Kunst Noll
3. ↑ R ainer Reinisch , in: website of Autumn Salon ( Memento of the original April 15, 2015 Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link is automatically inserted and not yet tested. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.