Nicole Bot­tet, born in Pon­toise in 1942, stud­ied at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Her artis­tic work focus­es on still lifes and her char­ac­ter­is­tic flo­ral motifs. Bot­tet cap­tures the aes­thet­ics of the every­day in her works. She prefers to work with oil paints on paper and can­vas and com­bines these with char­coal pen­cil draw­ings and col­lage tech­niques. She accen­tu­ates the sub­tle, fine­ly tuned col­ors of her paint­ings through the tar­get­ed use of gold and sil­ver leaf, which cre­ates a spe­cial lumi­nos­i­ty. With her paint­ing, which oscil­lates between abstrac­tion and nat­u­ral­ism, she cre­ates an unmis­tak­able atmos­phere and focus­es on the poet­ry of every­day things. Since her first exhi­bi­tion in Paris in 1973, her work has been shown annu­al­ly in muse­ums and gal­leries in Europe and Japan. The artist lives and works in Paris. 

Exhi­bi­tion open­ing: Sat­ur­day, May 2, 2026, 11 a.m. — 1 p.m.

Karl Korab, born in Falken­stein (Low­er Aus­tria) in 1937, stud­ied at the Acad­e­my of Fine Arts in Vien­na. The artist has lived and worked in Son­ndorf in the Wald­vier­tel since 1980. The ver­sa­tile artist’s work includes oil paint­ings, col­lages and graph­ics. In his works, Korab con­cen­trates on still lifes and land­scapes. He devel­ops his own unmis­tak­able archi­tec­ture from his real sur­round­ings. Through sub­tle abstrac­tion, he opens the view­er’s gaze and cre­ates space for new inter­pre­ta­tions.
“I want to cre­ate, gen­er­ate a new real­i­ty for myself and for­mu­late it in my invent­ed or devel­oped visu­al lan­guage. That is my con­cern.” Karl Korab
The exhi­bi­tion fea­tures works on paper and can­vas by the artist. 

Exhi­bi­tion open­ing: Sat­ur­day, May 2, 2026, 11 a.m. — 1 p.m.