Carola Schapals' works once again express the artist's subtle sense of color and mature talent for composition. She develops pictorial motifs full of contrasts from her travel impressions. Here, linear architecture merges with unspoilt landscapes, cool colors shine in warm light through deliberately placed highlights and the deserted picture is populated by the viewers themselves. The paintings send out an invitation: Come in and find peace.

Carola Schapals' works once again express the artist's subtle sense of color and mature talent for composition. She develops pictorial motifs full of contrasts from her travel impressions. Here, linear architecture merges with unspoilt landscapes, cool colors shine in warm light through deliberately placed highlights and the deserted picture is populated by the viewers themselves. The paintings send out an invitation: Come in and find peace.

Carola Schapals' works once again express the artist's subtle sense of color and mature talent for composition. She develops pictorial motifs full of contrasts from her travel impressions. Here, linear architecture merges with unspoilt landscapes, cool colors shine in warm light through deliberately placed highlights and the deserted picture is populated by the viewers themselves. The paintings send out an invitation: Come in and find peace.

Carola Schapals' works once again express the artist's subtle sense of color and mature talent for composition. She develops pictorial motifs full of contrasts from her travel impressions. Here, linear architecture merges with unspoilt landscapes, cool colors shine in warm light through deliberately placed highlights and the deserted picture is populated by the viewers themselves. The paintings send out an invitation: Come in and find peace.

The works of Hannes Mussner, Jürgen Paas, Willi Siber and Martina Ziegler not only "live" through reflection, they also give the viewer the impetus to look back and question their own perception. The artists work with different materials. They are united by the desire to show the chosen material to its best advantage. The juxtaposition of the objects increases their radiance, so that the viewer immediately enters into a dialog with the art.

The works of Hannes Mussner, Jürgen Paas, Willi Siber and Martina Ziegler not only "live" through reflection, they also give the viewer the impetus to look back and question their own perception. The artists work with different materials. They are united by the desire to show the chosen material to its best advantage. The juxtaposition of the objects increases their radiance, so that the viewer immediately enters into a dialog with the art.

Tragic-comic and grotesquely ironic reflections on historical and contemporary themes and highly sensitive characters - these are the works of the southern German painter Michel Meyer and the renowned Berlin sculptor Hans Scheib. For health reasons, Scheib is no longer able to work with wood. The exhibition once again offers a multifaceted range of wooden sculptures by the sculptor Hans Scheib, who was influenced by Berlin Realism and German Expressionism.

Tragic-comic and grotesquely ironic reflections on historical and contemporary themes and highly sensitive characters - these are the works of the southern German painter Michel Meyer and the renowned Berlin sculptor Hans Scheib. For health reasons, Scheib is no longer able to work with wood. The exhibition once again offers a multifaceted range of wooden sculptures by the sculptor Hans Scheib, who was influenced by Berlin Realism and German Expressionism.

Tragic-comic and grotesquely ironic reflections on historical and contemporary themes and highly sensitive characters - these are the works of the southern German painter Michel Meyer and the renowned Berlin sculptor Hans Scheib. For health reasons, Scheib is no longer able to work with wood. The exhibition once again offers a multifaceted range of wooden sculptures by the sculptor Hans Scheib, who was influenced by Berlin Realism and German Expressionism.

Five artists explore the theme of body and vessel in different ways. They explore the world of objects and place them in relation to their own bodies, linking them with fragmented bodies, historical figures or current pictorial inventions. This leads to unusual juxtapositions and references. In the exhibition, superimpositions of contemporary history, hybrid creatures and symbiotic connections form an exciting combination of visual and haptic impressions.

Five artists explore the theme of body and vessel in different ways. They explore the world of objects and place them in relation to their own bodies, linking them with fragmented bodies, historical figures or current pictorial inventions. This leads to unusual juxtapositions and references. In the exhibition, superimpositions of contemporary history, hybrid creatures and symbiotic connections form an exciting combination of visual and haptic impressions.

Five artists explore the theme of body and vessel in different ways. They explore the world of objects and place them in relation to their own bodies, linking them with fragmented bodies, historical figures or current pictorial inventions. This leads to unusual juxtapositions and references. In the exhibition, superimpositions of contemporary history, hybrid creatures and symbiotic connections form an exciting combination of visual and haptic impressions.

The focus is on the characteristics, symbolic content and life cycle of an animal in relation to humans. The animals appear individually, in company and in groups. Looking at them, the viewer feels the smooth movement of the predator or listens to the dynamics of a school of fish. Multifaceted in terms of material, technique and motif, the exhibition "animalistic" also questions man's sense of responsibility towards the animal world and the environment as a whole.

The focus is on the characteristics, symbolic content and life cycle of an animal in relation to humans. The animals appear individually, in company and in groups. Looking at them, the viewer feels the smooth movement of the predator or listens to the dynamics of a school of fish. Multifaceted in terms of material, technique and motif, the exhibition "animalistic" also questions man's sense of responsibility towards the animal world and the environment as a whole.

The focus is on the characteristics, symbolic content and life cycle of an animal in relation to humans. The animals appear individually, in company and in groups. Looking at them, the viewer feels the smooth movement of the predator or listens to the dynamics of a school of fish. Multifaceted in terms of material, technique and motif, the exhibition "animalistic" also questions man's sense of responsibility towards the animal world and the environment as a whole.

The focus is on the characteristics, symbolic content and life cycle of an animal in relation to humans. The animals appear individually, in company and in groups. Looking at them, the viewer feels the smooth movement of the predator or listens to the dynamics of a school of fish. Multifaceted in terms of material, technique and motif, the exhibition "animalistic" also questions man's sense of responsibility towards the animal world and the environment as a whole.

The focus is on the characteristics, symbolic content and life cycle of an animal in relation to humans. The animals appear individually, in company and in groups. Looking at them, the viewer feels the smooth movement of the predator or listens to the dynamics of a school of fish. Multifaceted in terms of material, technique and motif, the exhibition "animalistic" also questions man's sense of responsibility towards the animal world and the environment as a whole.

Contemporary artists open up new perspectives on the subject of landscape painting for the viewer. The works currently on display are woven, built, painted and created using the tilt and pour technique. 16 artists with their individual techniques are waiting to be discovered in the "Landscape II" exhibition. The paintings, objects and sculptures are imbued with personal stories that reflect the artistic development of each artist.

Contemporary artists open up new perspectives on the subject of landscape painting for the viewer. The works currently on display are woven, built, painted and created using the tilt and pour technique. 16 artists with their individual techniques are waiting to be discovered in the "Landscape II" exhibition. The paintings, objects and sculptures are imbued with personal stories that reflect the artistic development of each artist.

Contemporary artists open up new perspectives on the subject of landscape painting for the viewer. The works currently on display are woven, built, painted and created using the tilt and pour technique. 16 artists with their individual techniques are waiting to be discovered in the "Landscape II" exhibition. The paintings, objects and sculptures are imbued with personal stories that reflect the artistic development of each artist.

Contemporary artists open up new perspectives on the subject of landscape painting for the viewer. The works currently on display are woven, built, painted and created using the tilt and pour technique. 16 artists with their individual techniques are waiting to be discovered in the "Landscape II" exhibition. The paintings, objects and sculptures are imbued with personal stories that reflect the artistic development of each artist.

Contemporary artists open up new perspectives on the subject of landscape painting for the viewer. The works currently on display are woven, built, painted and created using the tilt and pour technique. 16 artists with their individual techniques are waiting to be discovered in the "Landscape II" exhibition. The paintings, objects and sculptures are imbued with personal stories that reflect the artistic development of each artist.

The exhibition "landscape" includes various approaches to the motif "nature". Every artist finds his own individual approach and approaches the topic "nature/architecture" in his own way. The urbanity of the cities is embedded in a wild landscape, sealed off from the rest of the world, the boundaries between artificial and natural are blurred. Image, fiction and abstraction skilfully flow into each other.

The exhibition "landscape" includes various approaches to the motif "nature". Every artist finds his own individual approach and approaches the topic "nature/architecture" in his own way. The urbanity of the cities is embedded in a wild landscape, sealed off from the rest of the world, the boundaries between artificial and natural are blurred. Image, fiction and abstraction skilfully flow into each other.

The exhibition "landscape" includes various approaches to the motif "nature". Every artist finds his own individual approach and approaches the topic "nature/architecture" in his own way. The urbanity of the cities is embedded in a wild landscape, sealed off from the rest of the world, the boundaries between artificial and natural are blurred. Image, fiction and abstraction skilfully flow into each other.

The exhibition "landscape" includes various approaches to the motif "nature". Every artist finds his own individual approach and approaches the topic "nature/architecture" in his own way. The urbanity of the cities is embedded in a wild landscape, sealed off from the rest of the world, the boundaries between artificial and natural are blurred. Image, fiction and abstraction skilfully flow into each other.

Elvira Bach became internationally known through the uniqueness of her expressive images of women. An invitation to the documenta in 1982 was her artistic breakthrough. Strong women are her major theme, which she repeatedly captures on canvas in exuberant colors and joie de vivre in large formats. They are women who, like themselves, go their own way with self-confidence, sometimes very provocatively. Their shape and color aesthetics were inspired by numerous trips to Africa.

Elvira Bach became internationally known through the uniqueness of her expressive images of women. An invitation to the documenta in 1982 was her artistic breakthrough. Strong women are her major theme, which she repeatedly captures on canvas in exuberant colors and joie de vivre in large formats. They are women who, like themselves, go their own way with self-confidence, sometimes very provocatively. Their shape and color aesthetics were inspired by numerous trips to Africa.

Elvira Bach became internationally known through the uniqueness of her expressive images of women. An invitation to the documenta in 1982 was her artistic breakthrough. Strong women are her major theme, which she repeatedly captures on canvas in exuberant colors and joie de vivre in large formats. They are women who, like themselves, go their own way with self-confidence, sometimes very provocatively. Their shape and color aesthetics were inspired by numerous trips to Africa.

Elvira Bach became internationally known through the uniqueness of her expressive images of women. An invitation to the documenta in 1982 was her artistic breakthrough. Strong women are her major theme, which she repeatedly captures on canvas in exuberant colors and joie de vivre in large formats. They are women who, like themselves, go their own way with self-confidence, sometimes very provocatively. Their shape and color aesthetics were inspired by numerous trips to Africa.

Willi Siber and Carlo Borer passionately create works of art with surfaces of beguiling and fascinating beauty. Gloss, luminosity of the colors and materials as well as light and shadow are staged in her objects. The viewer inevitably wants to touch the sculptures, but withdraws their hand out of respect for the work.

Willi Siber and Carlo Borer passionately create works of art with surfaces of beguiling and fascinating beauty. Gloss, luminosity of the colors and materials as well as light and shadow are staged in her objects. The viewer inevitably wants to touch the sculptures, but withdraws their hand out of respect for the work.

Willi Siber and Carlo Borer passionately create works of art with surfaces of beguiling and fascinating beauty. Gloss, luminosity of the colors and materials as well as light and shadow are staged in her objects. The viewer inevitably wants to touch the sculptures, but withdraws their hand out of respect for the work.

Room compositions that couldn't be more opposite!

The virtuoso painting by one of the most important German representatives of realism, Jan-Peter Tripp, successful as a painter, writer, sculptor, graphic artist and illustrator, meets meticulously designed sculptures, finely woven webs, expansive installations and drawings by the renowned French artist Gaëlle Chotard.

Room compositions that couldn't be more opposite!

The virtuoso painting by one of the most important German representatives of realism, Jan-Peter Tripp, successful as a painter, writer, sculptor, graphic artist and illustrator, meets meticulously designed sculptures, finely woven webs, expansive installations and drawings by the renowned French artist Gaëlle Chotard.

Room compositions that couldn't be more opposite!

The virtuoso painting by one of the most important German representatives of realism, Jan-Peter Tripp, successful as a painter, writer, sculptor, graphic artist and illustrator, meets meticulously designed sculptures, finely woven webs, expansive installations and drawings by the renowned French artist Gaëlle Chotard.

Room compositions that couldn't be more opposite!

The virtuoso painting by one of the most important German representatives of realism, Jan-Peter Tripp, successful as a painter, writer, sculptor, graphic artist and illustrator, meets meticulously designed sculptures, finely woven webs, expansive installations and drawings by the renowned French artist Gaëlle Chotard.

Room compositions that couldn't be more opposite!

The virtuoso painting by one of the most important German representatives of realism, Jan-Peter Tripp, successful as a painter, writer, sculptor, graphic artist and illustrator, meets meticulously designed sculptures, finely woven webs, expansive installations and drawings by the renowned French artist Gaëlle Chotard.

The focus of the exhibition Travelers on Site with works by Roland Stratmann are the picture tableaus of the series Frankensteins Reise from the year 2022 or the sculptures from the brand-new series ArcheNo.

They reflect Stratmann's examination of the interaction between the symbolic content of animals and the medium of the book as a carrier of human knowledge. 

 

Paintings, objects and sculptures by the artists