When is the exhibition accessible

The works can be viewed during the service hours of the District Office, Monday to Thursday 08:00 to 12:00 and 13:00 to 16:00, Friday 08:00 to 12:00.

Does admission cost anything

The visit is free according to the event information from regional tourism offices.

Are there guided tours or mediation offers

A guided tour took place as part of the Art and Culture Weekend, further dates can be inquired directly at the Traunstein District Office.

Is photography allowed in the exhibition

Concrete photography rules have not been published, please inquire on-site at the District Office.

How do I get to the exhibition location

Address: Traunstein District Office, Papst Benedikt XVI Platz, 83278 Traunstein. Accessible by public transport or car, details are provided on the District Office's website.

How much time should I plan

Depending on the depth of work observation and textual material, 30 to 60 minutes are sufficient, longer stays are possible.

Alm Light and Print Trail: Federl and Büntig Transform Everyday Life into Art

Name: Flow and When the Day Fulfills Itself – Art in Office
Start: 2025-11-19 08:00:00
End: 2025-11-19 08:00:00
Location: Landratsamt Traunstein

Between Alm Light and Print Trail: A Double Look at Nature and Time

The exhibition Flow and When the Day Fulfills Itself at the Traunstein District Office brings together two complementary positions: the delicate, print graphic inquiry into nature by Clemens Büntig and the contemplative alm photographs by Manuela Federl. The art experience relies on quiet intensity, precise work observation, and an exhibition atmosphere that slows the gaze.

Graphics as the Breath of Nature: Clemens Büntig's Flow

Coming from the tradition of original printmaking, Büntig condenses organic forms into symbols of inner states. Network of lines, shadows, and bright breakouts model a vocabulary between painting and print, between era and present. The materiality of paper, the grain of color, and the clear curation sharpen the aesthetic experience: Nature appears as a process, not as a panorama.

Alms as Lived Time: Manuela Federl's 'When the Day Fulfills Itself'

Federl's series on Chiemgau and Berchtesgaden alms unfolds a photographic diary of work, landscape, and light. Wooden stands and framed picture carriers accentuate the tactile closeness to the motif. Colors in morning and evening edges, the texture of grass and hay, the calm physicality of work – all this shapes a cultural-historical narrative about resilience, sustainability, and regional identity.

Art Historical Classification and Context

The juxtaposition of experimental print graphics and documentary photography refers to two strands of modern nature representation: the abstracting trace (from the print workshop to the edition) and the observing empiricism of photojournalism. A learning space for cultural education emerges in the dialogue: work analysis, landscape history, and everyday culture interweave with one another.

Curating and Spatial Effect

The series Art in Office utilizes the open axes of the administrative building and weaves daily paths and art moments together. The hanging follows the interplay of dense series and airy solitary pieces – thus creating a rhythm of eye-catching and afterglow that invites the audience to close observation.

Awards, Resonance, Authority

Reports from regional art and cultural media recognize Federl's documentary projects as well as Büntig's international print graphic practice with stations in renowned collections. The exhibition is part of the established series Art in Office of the Traunstein District – a reliable place for quality mediation and public visibility of art.

Conclusion

Those seeking color sound, form poetry, and grounded imagery experience a quiet school of seeing here. Flow and When the Day Fulfills Itself promises a concentrated aesthetic experience: slowed down, precise, sensual. A compelling reason to consciously plan art in everyday life – and to visit the exhibition on-site without fail.