When is the exhibition open

On Monday 17.11.2025 from 9 am to 5 pm; please plan for at least 45 to 60 minutes for viewing the works.

Where does the exhibition take place

In the Alte Wache in the Town Hall Ground Floor, Stadtplatz 39, 83278 Traunstein; the entrance is directly at the Stadtplatz.

Are there guided tours or educational offers

Information to follow; if interested, it’s recommended to inquire at the Tourist Information Traunstein at Stadtplatz 39.

What is the admission fee

No price information is available; please check with the organizer or the Tourist Information.

Is photography allowed in the exhibition

Photography rules are not indicated; to be considerate of artworks and visitors, it’s advisable to ask on-site.

How is the accessibility and arrival

The location is centrally located at the Stadtplatz; public transport and parking options are in the immediate vicinity of the Town Hall.

Oil Paintings, Light and Silence: Oleg Bogomolov's Bogo Art Enchants Traunstein

Name: Bogo Art Exhibition – Oleg Bogomolov: Portrait and Landscape
Start: 2025-11-17 09:00:00
End: 2025-11-17 09:00:00
Location: Alte Wache – Rathaus EG, Stadtplatz 39, 83278 Traunstein

Moodful oil paintings between portrait and landscape – Bogo Art in Traunstein

In the Alte Wache – Town Hall Ground Floor, Oleg Bogomolov aka Bogo Art presents a focused exhibition of portrait and landscape painting. Oil on canvas, sensitive light management, and a calm exhibition atmosphere invite for an intensive exploration of the works and an aesthetic experience.

Color harmony, light and texture: the art experience

Finely modulated skin tones, shimmering sky bands, and changing horizon lines shape the pictorial spaces. Bogomolov focuses on pasty passages and transparent glazes; this creates spatial depth effects that lead the gaze over material surfaces into a contemplative distance. Mood portraits balance between presence and innerness, landscapes breathe expansiveness.

Art historical context and handwriting

The painting dialogues with classical genres – portrait and landscape – and updates them through a contemporary color dramaturgy. A calm path emerges in the curation: sight lines, hanging distances, and light focus attention on form, color, and materiality. Thus, the connection between figurative painting, atmospheric realism, and spiritually grounded image ideas becomes tangible.

Biographical background

Oleg Bogomolov, trained at the Repin Academy in St. Petersburg, has been working freelance between Russia and the UK since the early 1990s. His practice is rooted in the European painting tradition, expanded by contemporary perspectives of artwork viewing and quiet image narration.

Visitor experience in the Alte Wache

The historic Alte Wache at Stadtplatz 39 offers clear spatial proportions, even daylight, and short paths. This supports a slowed-down reception: images can be read in alternation from proximity and distance – from the texture of the oil paint to the overall composition.

Conclusion

Those who appreciate painterly presence, fine portrait psychology, and atmospheric landscape spaces will find a focused exhibition for connoisseurs here. Treat yourself to this hour of concentrated observation – for cultural enrichment, inner peace, and a lasting art experience.