What are the times the exhibition is accessible?

Visits are possible 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.

Are there guided tours or walks?

Yes, according to the organizer, walks and dates are scheduled; current dates will be published in the event calendar of the district office.

Is there an entrance fee?

Admission is free; the exhibition can be visited without a ticket during the opening hours of the district office.

Is photography allowed at the exhibition?

Photography rules may vary by area; please pay attention to indications on site or ask at the information desk in the entrance area.

How is accessibility arranged?

The district office is working on barrier-free access; elevators and ground-level entrances are available, detailed information is provided in the authority's accessibility statement.

Where is the exhibition located and how do I get there?

Address: District Office Traunstein, Papst-Benedikt XVI. Platz, 83278 Traunstein. Accessible by public transport or car; parking is available in Traunstein city center.

Printmaking and Alpine Photography: Experience Flow and Alpine Calm in the District Office Traunstein

Name: Flow and When the Day Suffices
Start: 2025-11-18 13:30:00
End: 2025-11-18 13:30:00
Location: Landratsamt Traunstein

Art in the Office in Traunstein: Flow Meets Alpine Calm – An Exhibition for the Senses

Between printmaking and photography, a quiet, immersive exhibition atmosphere unfolds in the district office of Traunstein: Clemens Büntig and Manuela Federl combine nature observation, artistic research, and regional culture into a multi-layered art experience. During the office hours, visitors can expect an aesthetic experience that translates tranquility, rhythm, and alpine everyday life into precise images.

Work Reflection: Plant Structure, Print Trace, Inner Life

In Büntig's series Flow, experimental printing techniques, painting, and drawing condense into poetic visual spaces. Organic forms, transparent color layers, and finely modulated lines create a subtle spatial effect. From leaf veins and stems arise symbols of emotional states – a contemporary position in printmaking, art historically connected to the tradition of original graphics while simultaneously open to intermedial techniques.

Photography of the Alps: When the Day Suffices

Federl's photographic work reflection takes us to the Chiemgau and Berchtesgaden Alps. Materials such as wooden supports and framed hay bales rhythm the presentation and intensify tactile perception. The motifs – milking, fence repair, alpine herding jewelry, grazing landscapes – unfold a documentary-artistic narrative about deceleration, craftsmanship, and cultural techniques in the alpine way of life.

Curating in the Office Space: Art, Education, Region

The series Art in the Office utilizes the architecture of the house as a resonant space. The curatorial setup – Flow on the first floor, the alpine series on the second – creates a clear dramaturgy of work reflection. Public guided tours and accompanying educational offerings deepen cultural education and link artistic practice with regional identity.

Context and Authority: Positions, Awards, Institutions

Büntig's printmaking has been shown and discussed in renowned institutions; his recent exhibition Secret Garden at the Botanical Garden Munich-Nymphenburg underscores the relevance of his nature and perception research. Federl's exhibition and reporting work connects local cultural history with contemporary visual language. Official authorities and cultural partners confirm duration, tours, and free admission.

Conclusion: A Quiet Power Place for Conscious Art Moments

Those who wish to pause will experience color atmospheres, fine print traces, and authentic alpine stories here. Flow and When the Day Suffices invite you to sharpen your perception, feel the rhythm, and experience art with all your senses – an ideal opportunity for a concentrated, decelerated art experience.