When can the exhibition be visited?

The exhibition is accessible during the regular opening 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.

Is there an entry fee for the exhibition?

Admission is free, as is the guided tour mentioned in the program.

Are there guided tours or educational programs?

A guided tour took place on Saturday, 08.11.2025 at 16:00. Further dates are currently not announced; information will follow if applicable via the District Office.

Is the District Office accessible for people with disabilities?

Specific information on accessibility is not available. Information will follow or be provided by the District Office.

Is photography allowed in the exhibition?

There are no official indications regarding photography rules. Please inquire on-site at the District Office.

How long should one plan for the visit?

For a concentrated contemplation of the photographs and prints, a duration of 30 to 60 minutes is recommended, depending on individual interest.

Alps in Focus, Printmaking in Flow: Federl and Büntig at the Traunstein District Office

Name: Flow and When the Day Suffices – Art in the Office
Start: 2025-11-24 08:00:00
End: 2025-11-24 08:00:00
Location: Landratsamt Traunstein

Alps, Light, and Print: Two Handwritings, an Intense Art Experience

At the Traunstein District Office, the documentary photography of Manuela Federl intersects with the printmaking works of Clemens Büntig. The exhibition unfolds an exhibition atmosphere between alpine everyday life and experimental imagery – characterized by precise work contemplation, sensual spatial effects, and clever curation.

Simply Alm – When the Day Suffices

Manuela Federl approaches the alpine farming of Chiemgau with a keen documentary eye. In large-format photographs, morning mist, wood tones, and rock greens condense into an aesthetic experience that balances work, landscape, and tranquility. Motifs of the dairymaids and dairymen tell of rhythm, craftsmanship, and lived tradition – a quiet, authentic art experience beyond folklore.

FLOW – Plants, Mountains, Print

Clemens Büntig shapes plant structures in painting and printmaking into poetic symbols. Lines intertwine like roots, glazes breathe air and time. His experimental printing technique allows organic shapes to reflect, tilt, and emerge anew – a play of negative and positive that recalls the geology of the mountains and the cycles of nature. The works develop a meditative spatial effect in the contemplation of the works.

Curation with Compass: Nature, Culture, Education

The juxtaposition of reportage photography and printmaking sharpens the view for materiality, epoch, and art direction: documentary photography meets contemporary print art. Mediation texts and clear hanging support cultural education and invite dialogical seeing.

Context and Relevance

The exhibition arose as part of regional cultural initiatives. The opening and a guided tour explore topics such as biodiversity, alpine ecology, and artistic transformation. Visitors experience a balanced interplay of expertise and empathy – the connection to nature becomes an aesthetic experience.

Conclusion: Those who want to experience colors, shapes, and light in concentrated calm will find a compelling encounter with photography, printmaking, and the mountain culture of Chiemgau here. Definitely view live – the works unfold their effect in direct spatial contact.