Im Rahmen des Projekts „Begegnung mit ehemaligen SchülerInnen“ fand im Dezember ein Treffen mit der Schülerin Johanna Jörg statt, sie besuchte das Kunstgymnasium und maturierte 2017. Johanna präsentierte ihr neuestes Buch mit dem Titel „Die Vogelperspektive“ - „Oder warum manchmal die Kacke vom Himmel fällt“.
In ihrer Lesung teilte sie nicht nur Einblicke aus ihrem Buch, sondern erzählte auch von ihren vielfältigen Reisen in verschiedene Länder und den Erfahrungen, die sie als Schülerin am Kunstgymnasium gesammelt hat.
Johanne betonte, wie wichtig es ist, auch in schwierigen Zeiten eine positive Sichtweise zu bewahren und die Dinge aus einer höheren Perspektive zu betrachten. Diese Herangehensweise spiegelt sich in den Geschichten wider, die sie erzählt, und in den Erfahrungen, die sie während ihrer Reisen und ihrer Zeit am Kunstgymnasium gesammelt hat.
Johanna ermutigte die Schülerinnen, ihre eigene Perspektive zu hinterfragen und offen für neue Einsichten zu sein, was das Buch zu einer inspirierenden Lektüre macht.
Eleonora, Lena und Sina, Schülerinnen der Klasse 3D/ku haben einen Bericht über ihre Begegnung mit Jörg Johanna verfasst.
In ihren Berichten wird deutlich, wie motivierend Johanna war, sie erkannten, dass das Kunstgymnasium nicht nur eine Plattform für kreative Entfaltung bietet, sondern auch eine wertvolle Grundlage für zukünftige akademische und berufliche Wege schafft.
Mode, Reisen und Schreiben: Johannas kreative Reise
Johanna Jörg, 26 Jahre alt, ist eine ehemalige Schülerin des Kunstgymnasiums.
Am 10. Dezember 2024 hatte die Klasse 3D Kunst die Gelegenheit, sie in einer Englischstunde zu Gast zu haben, um ihre Erfahrungen und Erkenntnisse zu erfahren. Mit ihrer Leidenschaft für Kunst und Kreativität hat Johanna nicht nur ihre eigene künstlerische Vision entwickelt, sondern auch anderen Schülerinnen und Schülern Inspiration und neue Perspektiven eröffnet. Sie erzählte von ihrem Weg, den Herausforderungen, vor denen sie stand, und den Erkenntnissen, die sie auf ihrem kreativen Lebensweg gesammelt hat.
Johanna is an inspiring young woman who started her journey of self-discovery after finishing school in 2017. Since then, she has traveled a lot, gaining new experiences along the way. That day she wore her own unique clothes, and a beautiful scarf she made while she was in Japan, which took her five hours to create. To Johanna, fashion is a way to express herself, and she prefers to make her own clothes instead of buying fast fashion.
After school, Johanna dreamed of studying at "Die Angewandte" in Vienna, but getting in was tough. Although she passed the portfolio review, the competition was fierce, and she wasn't chosen since only a few students were admitted each year. Luckily, a friend offered her a job in graphic design at a company, and she worked there for six years. During this time, she learned a lot, even though she sometimes felt left behind while others were in university.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Johanna went on a spontaneous trip to Switzerland with her working colleague. She took the opportunity to travel on her own when she had the chance. In 2019, she also learned to surf, adding another adventure to her travels. Her first solo journey was a bike trip to Trento, where she discovered her love for exploring new places. Johanna believes in the goodness of people and feels lucky to have met many inspiring individuals along her travels.
In the summer of 2022, while living in a flat in Portugal, an unexpected guest—a pigeon—landed on her balcony. Johanna and her friend Sascha fed it and cared for it, and the bird decided to stick around for three days. They even took it to the vet, but it was perfectly healthy; it just liked their company. This experience sparked Johanna's creativity, and she began writing about what the bird might be thinking. So the book “Die Vogel – perspektiv“ was born.
Writing felt easy to her at first, but as she progressed, it became more challenging. One of her favorite lines in the book reflects her personal style: “ich rede so wie mir der schnabel gewachsen ist,” which means she speaks as she feels. What started off as a fun project turned into a therapeutic journey, taking her about a year and a half to finish. The publishing process took a little longer because she was unsure about when to share her work with everyone.
Now, Johanna is working with friends to develop an app that helps people cope with their emotions, recognizing that understanding feelings can be quite difficult. Although she doesn't see herself as a professional writer, she feels grateful for all the opportunities she has had and is open-minded as she continues to create her own unique path in life.
Ich halte Johanna Jörg für eine faszinierende junge Frau, die ihrer Leidenschaft mit viel Hingabe nachgeht. Es war uns eine große Freude, sie als Klasse näher kennengelernt zu haben.
Lena Troger
Besuch der ehemaligen Schülerin: Johanna Jörg
Am 10. Dezember 2024 war die ehemalige Kunstgymnasiumschülerin Johanna Jörg in der Klasse 3D zu Besuch. Sie hielt einen Vortrag über ihr neu erschienenes Buch ,, „Die Vogelperspektive'. Ebenfalls erzählte sie von ihrem Leben an dieser Schule. In diesem Bericht wird es sowohl um ihr Buch als auch über ihr Leben gehen.
Johanna Jörg finished school in 2017. The next 6 years Johanna worked in a small company. After these six years she went on different trips which took her to Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Africa. On her trips she learned how to make clothes by herself. She made a lot of things like a scarf and her own trousers. Now she has her own brand and wears them also. If you are interested watch on Instagram @kleiderkammer! She also learned how to surf and now she's loving it. Most of the time she travels alone. She's not finished yet but made a break because of her new book.
Her book „Die Vogelperspektive", shows you the world from a different view. The book was written from the perspective of a bird. It shows you the world from the sky and lets its thoughts run free. The cool thing about this book is that you can decide which chapter you want to read right now. After you have finished one you can fly to the next one. The book is especially for teenager. The book shows the problems from them with social media or just stress in the school.
- Her inspiration
Her inspiration was a bird which was on her balcony one day when she was on a trip with some friends. The bird had been sitting on this balcony for days and they all thought it was sick. They gave it every day something to eat but after a couple of days the bird was still there. They went to the vet, but the bird was healthy. That was the moment when she realized that the bird was only too lazy to fly and too lazy to search for food.
Her next project
Johanna Jörg is now working on a bigger project. Together with some friend she wants to create a app. If you want to know more about this app look at her Instagram page @bird_spective
Sina Nestl
