Nieves Salz­mann, born in 1976 in Les Lilas in France, focus­es in her paint­ings on the depic­tion of land­scapes and urban spaces — aban­doned sub­urbs, indus­tri­al areas and most­ly desert­ed places. She is par­tic­u­lar­ly fas­ci­nat­ed by per­spec­tives, streets and traces, lines that stretch into the dis­tance and can be con­tin­ued by the view­er. Nieves S. trans­fers these visu­al impres­sions and ideas to a wide vari­ety of image car­ri­ers such as paper, can­vas, wood and Plex­i­glas. The mul­ti-lay­ered atmos­pher­ic com­po­si­tions, most­ly exe­cut­ed in oil and graphite, are rep­re­sen­ta­tion­al but not worked through. The motifs are rec­og­niz­able, but delib­er­ate­ly incom­plete and often sketchy. Nieves Salz­mann lives and works in Paris. The artist has been rep­re­sent­ed with her works at Galerie Welz since 2011. New works are on dis­play in the exhi­bi­tion, includ­ing works cre­at­ed after her last trip to Japan. 

Ausstel­lungseröff­nung: Sam­stag, 06. Dezem­ber 2025, 11 – 13 Uhr

The illus­tra­tor and car­i­ca­tur­ist Paul Flo­ra, born in Glurns in South Tyrol in 1922, is one of the most impor­tant artists of the Aus­tri­an post-war peri­od with his char­ac­ter­is­tic draw­ings and exten­sive graph­ic work, who became known for his strik­ing, humor­ous and satir­i­cal works. Paul Flo­ra lived and worked in Inns­bruck. The cur­rent exhi­bi­tion fea­tures draw­ings, lith­o­graphs and etch­ings that reflect the artist’s sub­tle pow­ers of observation. 

Exhi­bi­tion open­ing: Sat­ur­day, Decem­ber 06, 2025, 11 a.m. — 1 p.m.