Waterworks: insights into the power of the water in Rosenheim!

Waterworks: insights into the power of the water in Rosenheim!

In Rosenheim, the art scene blooms! Stadtwerke Rosenheim will present the exciting photographs exhibition "Wasserwerke" by the local artist Heinz-Martin Weiand from June 5, 2025. The vernissage already causes a lot of attention and not without reason. The project, which was launched in 2023, is entitled "Art & Stadtwerke" and offers regional artists a stage to present their works to an audience. The municipal gallery Rosenheim and the municipal utilities cooperate with each other until autumn 2025 to promote and present the diversity of art.

The artist Weiand, who lives and works in Rosenheim, devotes himself to the miracles of nature, especially the strength, mysticism and beauty of water. In the exhibition, he shows his works in a light -flooded ambience that captivates with glass and concrete look. In doing so, he brings the water out in new perspectives, in line with the topic of the exhibition. Visitors can admire the unique light and shadow games that come into their own in his recordings. Entry to the exhibition is free, but visits are only possible on a separate request and within the framework of public tours. If you want to take a look at the works, you should register in advance at galerie@rosenheim.de

insights into the art scene

The exhibition "Waterworks" is not only a feast for the eyes, but also an important step for the local art landscape. Weand's works have already been presented in various solo exhibitions and in the annual exhibition of the Rosenheim Art Association. This speaks for his talent and its suitability to present the variety of water in art form. The cooperation between the municipal gallery and the municipal utilities is a future -oriented concept that is to be continued in the coming years.

With this exhibition, it once again makes it clear how important the intercultural exchange and promotion of contemporary art are. The initiative for promoting exhibitions writes that such projects contribute not only to the local but also the international art scene. Artists: Inside had the opportunity to apply, and the funding should serve to support artists in their projects, be it at exhibitions abroad or by paying costs such as travel and rental costs for technical devices. This shows that the area for art and culture continues to grow.

For all art lovers and water enthusiasts in Rosenheim, the perfect opportunity is to rediscover the beauty of water and at the same time support local art. "Waterworks" is more than just one exhibition-it is an invitation to experience nature through the lens of Heinz-Martin Weiand and to appreciate the powers of the water.