Art Barn - Lifestyle & Women's Worlds

An exciting dialogue between art, identity, and social reality. Both artists combine their distinctive and individual styles to express their art together. In their works, they reflect their lives with all its diverse facets and emotions. Not only the visible but also the hidden sides of their identity and everyday life are made visible. Art opens up a world full of colors, contrasts, and feelings to the viewer, inviting reflection and empathy. Painting LIFE is their central aspect. The resulting works not only tell stories but also make emotions palpable and pose questions to the viewers. With the images and dolls, new perspectives on existence and the diversity of human experiences emerge, which is also reflected in the different forms of expression and techniques of their art. Thus, the individual handwriting of both artists merges with the exhibition: Andreas Tiecks: "Art has always been a fascinating area for me. It is something beautiful and, as is often said, lies 'in the eye of the beholder.' Fortunately, there are many eyes and thus numerous viewers who each bring their own perspectives. Art as a language cannot be forced – it finds you and changes you. It is a great joy to continually experience new perspectives and illustrate their facets with color. Art is a universal language that everyone understands: some with enthusiasm, others with rejection. But that is precisely why it is worth creating art." Susanne Wegener / SuWe: "Images speak from our memories, our creation, losing, letting go, unfolding, becoming NEW. They are a reflection of what has been experienced and seen. On the 18th floor of the Ihmezentrum Hannover, my life and creativity take place with my female images in painting and my dolls. Actively involved in the ihmeKult! association. From up here, the world looks peaceful and is so close to the sky. Down below, it is colorful, dirty, loud, and so different. I love these contrasts. A play of snapshots, reality, brutalism, and dreams that... carry on." Opening hours: Friday - Sunday from 11 AM to 5 PM. Admission is free – an experience for the whole family!