Max Pfefferle at the Freising City Library: Experience photo art with fine details

Photo art that turns the ordinary into a quiet wonder

In the Freising City Library, the public can experience the exhibition "Everything is just small things" by Max Pfefferle from 28.07.2026 to 22.08.2026. The exhibition is announced as a free admission offer and invites viewers to a contemplation of works where large-format photographs meet delicate acrylic elements. This creates an exhibition experience that combines precise image observation, poetic embellishment, and aesthetic experience within the space of the library. ([tourismus.freising.de](https://tourismus.freising.de/unsere-tipps?utm_source=openai))

Between Photography and Painting

According to his own project page, Max Pfefferle works on a photo painting where selected photographs are subsequently altered with acrylic paint and small image elements. The artist describes this process as a deliberate guidance of the gaze from image to image; the works tell small stories and rely on humor, cheerfulness, and surprising image details. This connection between realistic photography and painterly intervention anchors the exhibition in a contemporary artistic direction that playfully transcends media boundaries. ([zur-fotomalerei.de](https://www.zur-fotomalerei.de/?utm_source=openai))

The Great in the Small

The title "Everything is just small things" refers to the central theme of the exhibition: giving unseen, secondary, and everyday elements their own value. The city of Freising announces that Pfefferle complements realistic images with delicate acrylic elements. This shifts perception: details become image carriers, small interventions alter the spatial effect, and open up a new perspective on the relationship between photography, materiality, and interpretation. ([tourismus.freising.de](https://tourismus.freising.de/unsere-tipps?utm_source=openai))

The City Library as a Cultural Space

The Freising City Library sees itself as an open house for culture, education, and leisure. With around 90,000 media, light-flooded rooms, and regularly over 200 events per year, it offers a vibrant setting for exhibitions and cultural education. More than 82 m² of wall space is available for artists; exhibitions usually last eight weeks and can be visited during opening hours. The address is Weizengasse 3, 85354 Freising. ([freising.de](https://www.freising.de/kultur-freizeit/stadtbibliothek?utm_source=openai))

Visit, Service, and Context

Visitors to the exhibition encounter a place that connects literature, media, and visual art. The library also provides information on opening hours, an online catalog, events, and family-oriented formats. The integration into the city’s cultural program, which highlights the library as an educational and cultural institution, speaks in favor of the art experience in Freising. ([freising.de](https://www.freising.de/kultur-freizeit/stadtbibliothek?utm_source=openai))

Conclusion: "Everything is just small things" promises a finely observed, image-rich exhibition where photography becomes a stage for subtle interventions. Anyone interested in contemporary photographic art, material experiments, and poetic image spaces should definitely experience this exhibition live at the Freising City Library. ([tourismus.freising.de](https://tourismus.freising.de/unsere-tipps?utm_source=openai))

Official Channels of Max Pfefferle:

• Instagram: No official profile found
• Facebook: No official profile found
• YouTube: No official profile found
• Website: https://www.zur-fotomalerei.de/

Sources:

• City of Freising - Freising City Library
• City of Freising - Information for Artists
• Tourism Freising - Our Tips for Your Visit to Freising
• Max Pfefferle - Zur Fotomalerei