The colorful stone treasures of the Mursteine ​​group: an orchestrum in Leoben!

The colorful stone treasures of the Mursteine ​​group: an orchestrum in Leoben!

in a creative initiative under the motto "Painting, Expand, find" enjoyed a lovingly hand -painted stone stones in the Leoben region. Members of a Facebook group not only conjure up joy with their works of art, but also enable exciting trips to the small treasures-a stone has made it to Sydney, as Hemma Pötzelsberger proudly reports. The idea that such a simple object can bring happiness to another person motivates the participants to develop their skills in painting and to hide the stones in nature, where they can be found by others, as reported by ORF.

creative encounters and works of art

Regular meetings of the group in Sankt Peter Freienstein offer the opportunity to exchange ideas and inspiration. Wolfgang Hatzi, a passionate mountaineer, began to paint stones after stumbling over and over again on his hikes. The various motifs range from artistic snowmen to Hallowe pumpkins to spring -like flowers. The members, including Sonja Dokter with her daughter Emily, often devote themselves to long mountain tours, which makes the creative process even more enchanting. Helga Scherbler, also part of the group, does not want to compare himself to the other artists, but shows great respect for the variety of creations that arise on the tiny surfaces, such as Steiermark.Ork.at reports.

The hidden stones are not only works of art, but also small adventures. The group takes the finders on a journey of discovery through Leoben, where places such as summit crosses act as hotspots for these hidden treasures. It remains exciting when the next little surprises are waiting. Maybe right near you? The stones and the joy they bring are a real experience for everyone involved that strengthens the community.