Mission

Catapult is an independent editorial platform dedicated to contemporary art. We curate exhibitions, artists, interviews, and independent projects within a structured digital archive designed for long-term visibility.

Founded by Dominique Foertig and Ernst Koslitsch, Catapult operates at the intersection of artistic practice and editorial research. Artists and galleries featured on Catapult appear regularly alongside platforms like Artviewer and Ofluxo, not by editorial agreement, but because the European contemporary art scene treats these platforms as peers.

Our geographic focus spans the Eastern European–Western European junction: Vienna, Prague, Budapest, Brussels, Copenhagen — scenes structurally underrepresented by larger platforms.

Our work is grounded in selection, clarity, and permanence. Each year we review a high volume of submissions. Only a limited number align with our curatorial direction. This selectivity defines the integrity of the Living Archive and reflects our long-term editorial focus.

The Living Archive

The Living Archive brings together over 600 contemporary artists across exhibitions, artist features, interviews, and collaborative projects.

Each publication is conceived as part of a curated editorial framework and contributes to a growing record of current artistic practices.

Content is structured, cross-referenced, and designed for long-term discoverability across search systems.

Searchable. Indexed. Permanent.

Editorial Position

Catapult maintains editorial independence.
There is no pay‑to‑play structure.

All submissions are reviewed through a curatorial process. Collaboration begins only when there is clear alignment with the platform’s direction and values.
Curation is not volume.

It is decision.

Founders

Dominique Foertig – Founder & Editor
Ernst Koslitsch – Artist & Curator

Catapult is developed by a small independent team working with long-term editorial intent and collaborative precision.