When is the exhibition visit possible on 11.11.2025?

The exhibition is open during the service hours of the District Office, on Tuesday 11.11.2025 from 8 to 12 o'clock.

Does the exhibition cost anything to enter?

Entry is free according to the event information of the art and culture weekend.

Are there guided tours or accompanying programs?

A guided tour took place as part of the art and culture weekend on 08.11.2025 at 16 o'clock; no further dates have been announced.

Is the District Office accessible for people with disabilities?

The District Office publishes a barrier-free statement for its web offerings; please inquire about the physical accessibility of the exhibition areas directly on-site.

Is photography allowed in the exhibition?

Photography rules are not specified separately; out of consideration for the works and visitors, restraint is requested and an inquiry at the information desk is recommended.

Where is the exhibition location and how can one get there?

Traunstein District Office, Papst Benedikt XVI Platz, 83278 Traunstein; the exhibition is centrally located, public transport or walking from the train station is possible, and parking is available in the city area.

Alms, Printmaking, Silence: Flow and Simply Alm Enchant Traunstein

Name: Flow and When the Day Suffices – Art at the Traunstein District Office
Start: 2025-11-11 08:00:00
End: 2025-11-11 08:00:00
Location: Landratsamt Traunstein, Papst-Benedikt XVI.-Platz, 83278 Traunstein

Alms, Plants, Silence: An Art Experience Between Flow and Lived Simplicity

At the Traunstein District Office, an exhibition atmosphere unfolds that combines nature observation, graphic mastery, and documentary photography: The printmaker Clemens Büntig and the photographer and filmmaker Manuela Federl present a dialogical exhibition under the titles Flow and Simply Alm! When the Day Suffices, exploring plant forms, alpine life, and the art of pausing.

Artwork Observation: Plants as Symbols of Inner States

Viewed up close, Büntig transforms root networks, leaves, and shoots into sensitive prints. His printmaking language – from drypoint etching to experimental pigment printing – combines precise craftsmanship with poetic design. Lines thicken, white spaces breathe; light and shadow modulate the spatial effect. This creates an aesthetic experience in which natural forms become chiphers of emotional movement.

Photographic Narrative: Daily Life in the Rhythm of the Mountains

Federl's photographs offer a documentary-artistic view of the Chiemgau and Berchtesgaden alms. Her visual reports portray cheesemakers, workflows, customs, and material culture – from milking to the decoration of the alpine descent. Color temperatures and grain support the atmosphere of the high altitudes; the series invites attentive, decelerated observation of the works.

Art Historical Context and Curating

The juxtaposition of printmaking, painting, and photography connects with long-standing dialogues of nature study and artistic abstraction. The curatorial approach is convincing with its clear thematic guidance: studies of vegetation meet visual reportage; printmaking techniques correlate with the documentary school of photography. The result: a concentrated path that balances vividness and reflection.

Education and Mediation

As part of the art and culture weekend, the exhibition offered a guided tour; the District Office will show the works during regular opening hours. The exhibition is suitable for educators, families, and groups to experientially connect print techniques, image analysis, and regional cultural history.

Conclusion

Those who want to see how nature becomes form and everyday work becomes image history should experience this exhibition live. Flow and When the Day Suffices provide an intensive aesthetic experience – contemplative, superbly crafted, and grounded in content.