Emotional masterpieces: Elisabeth Binter inspires in St. Veit!

Emotional masterpieces: Elisabeth Binter inspires in St. Veit!

The exhibition “Yesterday-Today” by Elisabeth Binter in St. Veit offers a fascinating insight into the painter’s artistic development. The event, which runs until July 14, 2025, shows works that are characterized by emotional intensity and expressiveness. Cultural officer and first deputy mayor Silvia Radaelli highlights the “depth and power” of Binter’s works, which not only captivate viewers but also promote an understanding of the dynamics of contemporary art.

Elisabeth Binter is a member of the professional association of Austrian visual artists and co-founded the artist group “ZEIT-LOS”. She received her artistic training at the Carinthian Free Academy of Fine Arts and deepened her knowledge with renowned artists such as Anticevic Luka and Giselbert Hoke. She has made a name for herself with over 40 exhibitions at home and abroad and has also received several awards for her work.

Artistic processes and techniques

She describes Binter's painting style as passionate and intuitive. The creative process often takes months, which is reflected in the depth of detail and emotionality of her works. She also works as a qualified painting and design therapist, which further enriches her approach to art.

The development of contemporary art, in which Binter has earned a place, is characterized by various key moments that combine innovation with tradition. Since the last century, the art scene has changed significantly, from formal techniques to conceptual and non-traditional forms of expression. An understanding of these developments is relevant to contemporary art creation and collecting. As described in Artsper's blog, various movements, such as Abstract Expressionism or Pop Art, reflect the cultural, political and social changes in society. [Artsper reports]

In the context of Binter's work, the emotional depth can be found, for example, in Abstract Expressionism, which emerged after the Second World War. This type of art placed the artist's creative process and emotions at the center of meaning. Neo-expressionism, a return to figurative art in the 1980s, is also reflected in Binter's work, which uses vibrant colors and powerful brushstrokes.

The combination of emotional intensity and contemporary influences makes the exhibition “Yesterday-Today” a significant event in the art scene, which not only shows the development of an artist, but also stimulates a dialogue about contemporary art. Elisabeth Binter's suggestions and visions exemplify what is important in today's art world. Further information about the exhibition is available Click Carinthia.