Creative insights: Artists open studios in the Waidhofen district

Creative insights: Artists open studios in the Waidhofen district

The diversity and liveliness of the art scene in the Waidhofen district was impressively presented on the last weekend by the “days of open studios”. The cultural network Lower Austria took place for the 22nd time and attracted numerous art enthusiasts.

Ten artists or studios took part, including well -known faces such as Wilhelm Kollar and Eleonore Hettl from Buchbach and Werner E. Seebacher, known for his lively colored clothing from Neuriegers. The event offered visitors the opportunity to experience the creative creative processes of the artists up close. From photography and painting to sculptural installations, there was a wide range of artistic forms of expression.

artistic diversity

The studios opened their doors to inspire the public with their latest works. In Buchbach, Wilhelm Kollar exhibited his large -format "Le Marchand de Bonheur" painting, which immediately captivated. At another location, the photographer Nora Barnhart presented her atmospheric series "Die Mask", while Erich Weinberger with his redesigned everyday objects, which were turned into imaginative pyramids, aroused the curiosity of the visitors.

in Blumau you could admire the abstract images by Luitgard Eisenmeier inspired by music. In addition, designer Dalia Hassan showed her self -made bags in an impressive installation. The photographer Michaela Preissler also delighted the audience with her breathtaking pictures in the Obermühle in Tiefenbach.

The "days of open studios" are not only a valuable platform for the artists to present their works to a wide audience, but also an opportunity for visitors to gain deeper insights into the artistic living environments of the actors. These events promote exchange and networking within the creative community and help to strengthen the cultural awareness in the region.

Further information on the individual artists can can be read here .