When does the exhibition take place?

The date is on Tuesday 11.11.2025 from 13:30 to 16:00 at the Traunstein district office; further visits are subject to the office hours of the building.

Is there an admission fee?

Admission is free according to the official program communication of the art and culture weekend as well as further organizer notices.

Are there guided tours or mediation offers?

In the context of the program, accompanying guided tours were announced; for additional dates and group inquiries, it is recommended to contact the organizer directly.

Is photography allowed in the exhibition?

Specific photography rules are not indicated; please ask respectfully and observe instructions on site.

How do I get there and where is the entrance?

Address: Traunstein District Office, Papst Benedikt XVI Square, 83278 Traunstein. The main entrance is signposted; current visitor information can be found on the office website.

Is the building accessible?

Information will follow; for specific needs, it is advisable to make a brief telephone registration with the district office.

Alm Idyl Meets Graphic Poetry: Flow and Simply Alm at the Traunstein District Office 2025 Art in the Office

Name: Flow and When the Day Suffices
Start: 2025-11-11 13:30:00
End: 2025-11-11 13:30:00
Location: Landratsamt Traunstein, Papst-Benedikt XVI.-Platz, 83278 Traunstein

Alm Idyl and Graphic Poetry: A Double View on Nature, Work, and Inner Movement

At the Traunstein district office, an exhibition atmosphere unfolds, delicately intertwining photography and print graphics: Manuela Federl presents her series Chiemgau Alm – When the Day Suffices, while Clemens Büntig showcases Flow – Graphics and Painting. The art experience leads from the expanses of the alpine meadows into the quiet intensity of experimental printing techniques.

Artwork Reflection: Decelerated Time and Lived Tradition

Federl's photographs arise from proximity and trust. She accompanies alpine farmers in milking, hay making, and cheese production; the colors and materials of the mountain world influence the visual impact. Handcrafted frames made of hay bales and wooden stands anchor the motifs materially in the alpine cosmos; quotes from lived practice condense the narrative of contentment.

Artistic Research: Nature as a Mirror of Inner States

Büntig's Flow art-historically circles around print graphics, painting, and drawing. Transparent layers of color, embossing, and densifications create an independent image syntax in which plant forms appear as symbols of emotional processes. The spatial effect arises from layering, rhythm, and finely dosed materiality.

Curating and Context

The juxtaposition of documentary photography and graphic abstraction sharpens perception: Everyday culture in the alps enters into dialogue with poetic condensation. Thus, an aesthetic experience space emerges between social topography, nature observation, and inner landscape.

Education and Mediation

The presentation ties into the regional cultural program; previous program points included an opening and guided tour. The visiting hours of the office apply; further offers and dates will be announced by the organizer.

Conclusion: This exhibition connects decelerated alpine reality with contemplative print graphics. Those who wish to experience colors, shapes, and materials in concentrated artwork reflection should not miss this interplay of photography and graphics.