I’m thrilled that Irene and Filip Strobl, who run the Taggenberg together, have chosen me and Steffi Düsterhöft to exhibit in the restaurant and showroom.
Steffi Düsterhöft
The paintings of Berlin-based artist Steffi Düsterhöft are quiet food for the soul. They are quiet – and yet they resonate. Her painting is radically reduced and yet complex. It is gentle and arises from inner strength.
She is convinced that paintings and their deep genesis influence the people who live with them. The energy, feelings and soul that flow into a painting also radiate from it. Body and soul resonate with the images. She sees her work as ‘slow art’, as its effect unfolds slowly.
Her art form is minimal art and abstract expressionism.
She is convinced that paintings and their deep genesis influence the people who live with them. The energy, feelings and soul that flow into a painting also radiate from it. Body and soul resonate with the images. She sees her work as ‘slow art’, as its effect unfolds slowly.
Her art form is minimal art and abstract expressionism.
My Exhibited Works
The hexagonal work Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea can be seen in the exhibition. The works Fibonacci Ladder I and II and Curved Kite Rainbow are also being exhibited for the first time.
Opening hours
22 October 2024 – 31 May 2025
Tue – Fri 11:30 – 14:30 and 18:00 – 24:00
Sat 18:00 – 24:00
Sun – Mon day off
The vernissage will take place on 26 October 2024 from 1 to 4 pm and is open to everyone. Registration is requested.
Showroom Das Taggenberg
Das Taggenberg is a renowned restaurant that has been known for decades for its fine cuisine, magnificent views and warm hospitality. It is currently run by Irene and Filip Strobl and has been awarded 14 points by Gault & Millau.
The Taggenberg is also a showroom where artists are invited to display their works of art and creative creations.
The Taggenberg is also a showroom where artists are invited to display their works of art and creative creations.
