Munich Art Walks
I like to take my paintings to cool spots and landmarks in my hometown, Munich, to show the contrast between my artwork and the urban environment. I really love how all these photos turned out, especially because there is nothing better than natural lighting. Enjoy!
L A B E A U T É
This was my first Munich Art Walk. Actually I had spotted a really cool old factory building that was going to be torn down and it was the perfect place to take pictures of “La Beauté”… only to find out that there was no way the painting was going to fit in the car. Big bummer. We went to the Siegestor instead where we got some freakin’ awesome shots of the painting. Then I was hyped up, so we went to the art academy where I might have climbed a balcony ;) Last stop was the Metropol Garage, a famous chillout spot in Munich. We met a very artsy dog there and then it started to get dark outside and we went back home. Look at these beautiful magnolia trees in the last picture.
V O R T E X
The second Munich Art Walk led us to the Siegestor again. The first picture of “Vortex” was taken right in front of my atelier, look how nice the painting matches with the sky and my mask. Also loved the contrast between the blue and the green ivy. Then we took some pictures at the Siegestor (a bit of goofing around included) and then we took the U-Bahn home. Yes, I’m taking public transport and yes, people are staring :D
A L P H A
“Alpha” is my biggest painting yet, its 2 x 2.5 meters big. Although it wasn’t really windy that day, imagine walking through the streets with a ginormous sail :D
These photos were taken at the “Schwabinger Dom”, St. Ursula. They always have beautiful flowers there.
B U G S B U N N Y
Technically I wasn’t really on a photoshooting tour here, but kind of. I was on the way to get this bad boy photographed to get some professional art prints of it.
Hopefully there will be more soon!
If you see a guy walking around the city with a big painting, it’s probably me so say hi!
