VENI VIDI VICI

“I can do anything, I can get away with anything,” businessman Amon Maynardt confesses to a journalist, both baffled and almost disappointed. The super-rich Austrian has a particular hobby: he hunts people in broad daylight, without going to any great lengths to conceal his actions. And even the police looks the other way. He is “too big too fail”, too rich to have to abide by the law. Daniel Hösl’s jet-black social satire distorts neoliberal reality beyond recognition in sunny but ice-coldly framed images.