When does the exhibition take place?

The date is Friday, December 5, 2025, from 11 AM to 7 PM in the Old Guard at the Town Hall of Traunstein.

Where is the exhibition space located?

The Old Guard is located on the ground floor of the Town Hall at Stadtplatz 39 in 83278 Traunstein.

Are there admission prices or discounts?

Currently, no secured price information is available; please inquire with the organizer or the Tourist Information Traunstein.

Is the exhibition wheelchair accessible?

The Old Guard is a municipal exhibition space; specific details on wheelchair accessibility have not been published. Information will follow or please directly ask at the Tourist Information Traunstein.

Am I allowed to take photos in the exhibition?

No binding information regarding photo permissions has been released. Please observe the instructions on-site or inquire in advance with the organizer.

Are there guided tours or mediation offers?

Currently, no guided tours are announced. The artist is active as a lecturer; for interest in workshops, please contact the graphic studio directly.

Christa Tauser – Looking at Green

Name: Looking at Green – Images by Christa Tauser
Start: 2025-12-05T12:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-12-05T20:00:00+00:00
Location: Alte Wache – Rathaus EG, Stadtplatz 39, 83278 Traunstein

Looking at Green: Nature, Color, and Form as a Quiet Power Field

In the Old Guard at the Town Hall of Traunstein, the Chieming artist Christa Tauser presents her paintings in a concentrated exhibition. Between poetic realism and reduced abstraction, an art experience unfolds that perceives the color green as a mirror of landscape, light, and inner calm.

Work Observation: From Landscape to Abstraction

Tauser's painting confidently navigates between realistically painted landscapes and nearly abstract compositions. Flat color fields, finely modulated glazes, and pasty accents create a dense exhibition atmosphere. In the artwork observation, tone value, cool-warm contrasts, and the rhythm of the picture surfaces come to the fore; green appears as a variable color space from subdued moss to bright emerald.

Material and Technique: Painting as a Sensory Practice

Training in advertising graphic design as well as further education in watercolor and acrylic painting shape Tauser's signature. Transparent underpainting, deliberate brushwork, and occasional structural builds give depth and spatial effect to the images. The compositions negotiate nature perception, still life, and paths of the Chiemgau as an aesthetic experience.

Art Historical Context: Color Sound and Reduction

The works connect to trends of modernity, in which landscape becomes a testing ground for color, line, and tectonics. In the reduction of form, in the transition from objectivity to abstraction, the exhibition reflects the dialogue between painting and perception traditions – a concentrated viewing experience that invites slow observation.

Education and Mediation

Tauser is active as a lecturer for painting and drawing. This educational profile is reflected in the clear visual language: layering, composition, and color application remain comprehensible and open up an accessible yet professionally precise reading of the works for visitors.

Conclusion

Anyone who wants to experience color as a carrier of mood will find a quiet, concentrated invitation to decelerated work observation in this exhibition. Nature colors, spatial effects, and light modulate into a contemplative viewing experience. Visit the exhibition on-site – for an inspiring break between realism and abstraction.