Austria's impressive note of grades for the Expo 2025 in Japan

Austria's impressive note of grades for the Expo 2025 in Japan

In preparation for the upcoming Expo 2025 in Japan, the Horn-based company Graf-Holztechnik has created an impressive work of art that will adorn the facade of the Austria pavilion. This 16 -meter -high, curved music from wood combines traditional craft with the latest engineering and represents a significant eye -catcher that is presented under the motto "Composing the Future".

At a press conference, which took place together with several political and diplomatic personalities, the masterpiece was presented to the public. Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner, Federal Minister Martin Kocher, the Japanese ambassador Ryuta Mizuuchi and WKÖ Vice President Philipp Gady were present. During the event, these personalities paid tribute to the work of Graf-Holztechnik and their team under the direction of Stefan Graf. In addition, local dignitaries such as the WK district councilor Margarete Jarmer, the district manager Sabina Müller, district captain Stefan Grusch and member of the state parliament Franz Linsbauer were present to express their appreciation.

unique work of art for the international appearance

The grading band is not only an aesthetic masterpiece, but also represents the cultural connection of Austria to music and art, which is deeply rooted in the region. This artistic design is intended to attract visitors to Expo and throw a positive light on domestic craftsmanship. In Japan, this artwork is expected to attract the attention of the international community and to show innovation and creativity that Austrian craftsmanship.

The Expo 2025 takes place in Osaka and will offer a platform for countries to present their cultural achievements and technological advances. Austria aims to position itself as a country of creativity and forward -looking thoughts. The grading band created by Graf-Holztechnik plays a central role in this and will take a symbolic place in the pavilion.

Preparations for the Expo are already running intensively, and this work of art is only part of a comprehensive concept that also includes other aspects of Austrian culture and technology. Those responsible are confident that the grading band will not only arouse great interest but also internationally, reports .