Art and emotions: Alexandra Daxer inspires in Zell am See

Art and emotions: Alexandra Daxer inspires in Zell am See

In Zell am See recently an extraordinary art exhibition was held in the POP-UP-GALERIE Post Art, the artist Alexandra Daxer and the Glemmart group united. The opening attracted around 150 visitors who were inspired by the creative diversity and emotional forms of expression Daxers.

Alexandra Daxer, a trained educator, uses the canvas as a medium to capture her personal emotions and experiences in living, abstract images. "The nice thing is that many people find themselves in my works and experience similar phases of life," explained Daxer and underlined how art can beat bridges.

The creative connection to nature

At the side of her, the talented group of Glemmart, consisting of Herbert "Schnitza" Aschaber, Florian Wolf and Michael Gappmeier. These three natural boys are known to create unique wooden works of art. "The art on the craft lies in bringing the best out of the tree and staging its individuality," said Aschaber. This approach to wood processing shows how tight art and nature are connected and how the uniqueness of every tree is expressed in the work.

The collaboration between Daxer and Glemmart proved to be a complete success. Your exhibition represents Daxer's personal journey, which is inspired by emotions, nature and her home Zell am See. In addition to the impressive art, there was also a karaoke night until midnight that completed the cultural evening.

The response to the exhibition is extremely positive, and there are already plans for closer cooperation in the future. This successful symbiosis of art will certainly inspire future generations of artists in the region. More about the events in Zell am See and the developments in the art scene are on www.sn.at to be found.