When can the exhibition be visited?

The exhibition can be seen from October 16 to November 19, 2026, in the screen outside the vhs building at Kammergasse 12.

What is the admission fee?

Admission to the exhibition is free.

Where is the exhibition taking place?

The presentation is located at vhs Freising, Kammergasse 12, 85354 Freising.

What themes does the exhibition showcase?

The focus is on personal places of well-being in Freising, including the Isar, natural areas, gardens, architecture, and familiar city views.

Are there guided tours or workshops for the exhibition?

No special guided tours or workshops are indicated for this exhibition.

Is the exhibition location accessible for people with disabilities?

There are no verified details regarding accessibility for this exhibition.

Seeing Freising anew: Photographs on well-being, nature, and personal sources of strength

Name: I'm doing well here! Exhibition on the photography competition of vhs Freising
Start: 2026-10-25
End: 2026-11-19T23:59:00+01:00
Location: vhs Freising

Discovering Freising through the lens of well-being

Where do people in Freising find peace, strength, and personal freedom? The exhibition I'm doing well here! showcases the best photographs from the namesake competition of vhs Freising and makes visible how differently health and well-being are experienced.

Photography as an expression of personal sources of strength

The photographic works focus on places where people can breathe, regain energy, and be completely present with themselves. vhs Freising connects the project with the United Nations’ sustainability goal for health and well-being. From individual perceptions, a multifaceted contribution to cultural education emerges.

Isar, nature, and urban landscape in dialogue

Many submissions dedicate themselves to the Isar and its banks. Water, green spaces, and tranquil landscapes appear as visual sources of strength: calm, profound, and full of life. The architecture of Freising also gains a new aesthetic presence through conscious perspectives, lighting, and framing.

Awarded photographic perspectives

The first prize was awarded to Christa Hutflesz for her view from the Domberg onto the city. Stephan Wittmann impressed with insights into a personal garden paradise, and Manfred Gerber with a portrait of a Süntel beech tree on Schlangenweg. Further awarded works come from Sebastian Beier, Christine Moratz, and Josef Westermeier. The presentation is complemented by photographs from Brigitte Hensel, Monika Kleber, Hugo Fritzsch, Isabelle Mansouri, and Rajath Vaidhish.

Artwork exploration in public space

The exhibition opens up an immediate viewing of works outside the classical museum setting. Colors, forms, light, perspective, and spatial effects relate to everyday life in front of the vhs building. This special exhibition atmosphere creates a low-threshold art experience and invites visitors to perceive familiar places with a new perspective.

Conclusion: An aesthetic experience with local connection

I'm doing well here! shows how closely photography, memory, nature perception, and personal quality of life are interconnected. Art enthusiasts encounter a sensitive photographic inventory of Freising and perhaps rediscover their own sources of strength. A visit enriches cultural education and provides an inspiring aesthetic experience in the urban space.