Brenner-Havelka-Plessl is a collective, whose essential imperative is to cultivate cooperative impulses and deepen interrelational communication. Max Brenner uses the constant stream of images and information produced in various forms by our society as his primary source of inspiration and channels this into the starting point for his works. Nick Havelka is a painter, printmaker and sculptor who conveys deeply personal insights in his paintings, sketches, and drawings. Michael Plessl focuses on the possibility of reint erpreting an idea in its most concrete and pure form, in transforming it into the smallest form of comprehensible communication. Michael is an alumnus of the Department of Site-Specific Art at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. The decisions presented here are based on a clearly structured concept developed in close collaboration with the photographer Daniel Kindler. Daniel Kindler’s photographic work forms the essential visual foundation for the project and serves as the basis for further artistic processing. His involvement ensures a coherent connection between the documentary origin of the images and their subsequent conceptual transformation. Together with Brenner-Havelka-Plessl, Kindler shapes the project’s visual and conceptual identity, making this collaboration a core element of the work.