When does the studio visit take place

The date is Friday, August 7, 2026, from 15:00 to 17:00 and is part of a series of open Fridays between May and mid-October.

Is there an entry fee for the visit

The studio visit is marked as free entry; an informal registration with the organizer may be advisable for groups.

Where is the Wunderhof located

The address is Eckertsfeld 1, 92262 Birgland. Parking is available in the immediate vicinity of the farm as per local signage.

Are there tours or discussions with the artist

Yes, there are usually brief introductions and the opportunity for questions about painting, material selection, and composition directly in the studio.

Is the visit accessible

Specific information regarding accessibility is not available. If necessary, it is advisable to make a short inquiry via phone or email to the Wunderhof.

Is photography allowed

On-site guidelines apply. Generally, photography without flash for private purposes is possible upon consultation.

Open the Studio, Awaken the Senses: Evi Steiner-Böhm's Wunderhof Invites to Art Experience on Friday

Name: Studio Visit at Wunderhof: Open Studio with Evi Steiner-Böhm
Start: 2026-08-07T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-07T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Wunderhof

Fridays in Summer: An Afternoon of Quiet Images – Studio Visit at Wunderhof

Between Jura limestone and garden light, Evi Steiner-Böhm opens her studio at Wunderhof and invites visitors to view her works. Visitors experience an exhibition atmosphere where oil paintings, sketches, and material studies are in direct dialogue with the living garden – a concentrated art experience that sharpens vision and calms the senses.

Oil, Light, Surface: Painting as a Sensory Experience

The artist primarily works in oil painting, combining classical layered techniques with the freshness of impressionistic alla-prima. Color tones in earth and plant hues, glazing transitions, and paste-like accents give depth and tactile presence to the landscapes of Upper Palatinate. This viewing of works makes visible how color creates space and how light shapes form.

Studio and Garden: A Curated Interaction

The visit leads to a carefully curated studio situation: easels, pigments, sketchbooks, and series of works show process and attitude. Outside, the living garden sets accents of aesthetic experience – paths, sight axes, and natural materials expand the pictorial space. The outdoor gallery opening in 2025 enhances the dialogue between art and nature, extending parts of the exhibition outdoors.

Art Education with Perspective

Steiner-Böhm's practice is rooted in cultural education: decades of outreach, audience-oriented art discussions, and small workshops sharpen perception without overwhelming. Visitors gain concrete insights into composition, edge handling, color temperatures, and material selection – expertise that sustainably trains one's own view.

Art Historical Context and Classification

The representational painting of the artist positions itself between realism and expressive design. It connects to the traditions of European landscape painting while simultaneously setting contemporary accents through sustainable materials and location-specific curation. Public collections and numerous exhibitions both at home and abroad document this continuous work.

Conclusion: A Quiet, Focused Art Moment

Intimate insights into artistic work, nuanced views of works, and a silent dialogue between canvas and nature are to be expected. Anyone who wants to consciously experience colors, forms, and light should firmly plan to attend this studio visit.