A city full of art.

Carmen Schmidt Photography Born 1971 in Saarlouis, lives and works in the southern Eifel. “Photography is a love affair with life.” Burk Uzzle No quote could better describe my passion for photography. I find my motifs in architecture, in city life, in the great outdoors and in places that are special to me.

The Cologne-based artist Agnete Sabbagh is a visual storyteller; the motifs are depictions of a brief moment captured in a photograph – sometimes photo details from old illustrated books, sometimes her own photographs. Her works are surrounded by a mysterious, painterly atmosphere created by the application of an antique wax technique – encaustic or photoencaustic.

Annette Krämer’s art is inspired by the interaction of colour and line, spontaneous and dynamic. She has been working as a freelance artist since 2015, 2019 – 2023 art studies at the European Art Academy Trier, member of the Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst Trier e.V., and the European Association of Visual Artists from the Eifel and Ardennes e.V. (EVBK).

VITA – Anne Hött Born: 1967 in Bitburg, lives and works in Bitburg Studied: University of Kaiserslautern European Academy of Fine Arts, Trier

There are traces of his artistic work everywhere in Bitburg, but he is missing. Sculptor Albert Hettinger died on 8 May at the age of 59 after a serious illness. In August 2020, the artist made it public that he was suffering from a rare muscle disease wahen he...

My name is Fabienne Goerens, I was born in 1974. I knew very early on that I would choose the path of art. I started my career in Limperberg at the Lycée des Arts et Métiers, with sculpture. I then went to Liège to the Académie des beaux-arts and did my master’s degree in sculpture. In between, I used the last year to do an exchange year in Valencia at the Universitat Polytechnica de Valencia UPV (Spain). Today I work at a secondary school to pass on my passion for shapes and colours.

During the course of her studies, Josiane Ginter got to know and appreciate woodcuts. In the beginning, she plunged into large-format woodcuts with great courage and without knowledge. It was fun, colours were created, mistakes were made, some could be fixed, others not, nevertheless, Josiane was thrilled. She had developed a passion for woodcuts. Her workpieces became bigger and bigger and more and more colourful, eventually resembling paintings. She works with oil-based letterpress inks.

As an autodidact, I started painting at a young age, followed by courses at the European Academy of Art in Trier.Many stays in Italy inspired me to make sculptures. I produce them in plaster, model them in wax and refine them, cast them in bronze in Italy using an old...

I discovered my enthusiasm for painting as a child and enjoyed spending a lot of time with it. As a teenager, my interest unfortunately faded into the background. It wasn't until 2010 - when I was renovating my flat - that I suddenly felt a strong impulse to create...

Suren Aurora completed a degree in science education. However, her constant preoccupation with painting in theory and practice accompanies her life. The artist attended various art courses at state institutes for further education in Rhineland-Palatinate, with Madame...

Anni Jutz is an artist from Bitburg. She discovered painting in 2005. After attending seminars at the European Art Academy in Trier, she has participated in various group exhibitions in the greater Saar-Lor-Lux region, Bavaria and the Lower Rhine since 2009. This was...

In my work, I try to express the beauty and naturalness of wood. For me, this includes incorporating flaws, weak points and defects into my work. I emphasise the unusual grain of many woods with a simple form, so that the diversity and variety of the different...

When it comes to art, the first step at Ateliers Im Delta is always to gain access. To this end, we have developed a process that starts with the decisions that were made when the art was created. It doesn't matter whether the artist was conscious of the decisions...

Lilau is a German sculptor who has exhibited his works in numerous solo exhibitions at home and abroad in France and Luxembourg. Energy, freedom and the flow of life are themes that strongly influence him and are reflected in his art. Lilau works in a traditional way...

Visual artist Peggy Wauters explains that she can paint things faster than she can say them. For her, painting is a language that she can speak and think. What is striking about her works is the cheerful way in which she shows the gentle cruelty of everyday life,...

His roots come from Rhenish Expressionism. In the 1950s, he was at the height of his time.Over the course of around 50 years, Hans Vincenz's artistic development, despite his independence, ran parallel to the development of renowned colleagues who, like him, had their...

Just like the figure itself, Hubert Mussner often suggests its placement in a space precisely defined by the artist. In this way, he creates an imaginary atmosphere in which to explore the most intimate feelings and the various aspects of human expression. In fact,...

Nico Klein-Allermann started taking photographs as a child with a Tic-Tac cardboard box and has been doing so ever since. Nico Klein-Allermann loves people, characters, moments and authentic emotions. He appreciates situations that stand out from everyday life. Nico...

"The painter should not only paint what he sees before him," says the German Romantic Caspar David Friedrich, "but also what he sees within himself." Babette paints her motifs with the same motivation. Her works reflect her soul. She explores the possibilities of...

"Art is transported emotion," says Nusbaum in reference to his motivation, "the infinite variety of possibilities is what makes my work so appealing and challenging at the same time." Dieter Nusbaum has been running the Overhead Gallery together with Thomas Hoffmann...