When can the exhibition be seen

The exhibition runs from 12.03.2026 to 15.05.2026 at vhs Freising, Kammergasse 12, and is accessible during the opening hours of vhs.

Is there an entrance fee

Entry is free; no tickets are required.

How do I access the exhibition barrier-free

At the main entrance, a ramp leads into the building; automatic doors, elevator, and a wheelchair accessible restroom on the first floor are available.

Are there guided tours or educational offerings

Information to follow; the vhs offers ongoing drawing and painting courses in addition, details in the vhs program.

Am I allowed to take photographs in the exhibition

Please inquire on-site at the information desk; the house rules of vhs Freising apply.

Where can I find the exact address and contact

vhs Freising e. V., Kammergasse 12, 85354 Freising; Phone 08161 4907 0; further information on the vhs website.

Flowers shine, landscapes breathe: Experience Hannes Döllel in Freising

Name: When the days get longer – Flowers and Landscapes by Prof. Hannes Döllel
Start: 2026-03-12T01:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-05-16T01:59:59+02:00
Location: vhs Freising e. V.

Spring in Color: Prof. Hannes Döllel transforms the vhs Freising into an Atelier of the Senses

The exhibition When the days get longer – Flowers and Landscapes by Prof. Hannes Döllel invites a deep art experience. Large-format flower pictures and clear landscape representations create a tranquil exhibition atmosphere, where colors, shapes, and light merge into an aesthetic experience.

Painting between Fashion Illustration and Nature Study

Döllel, fashion graphic designer and painter, combines the precision of illustration with the freedom of painting. His pictorial spaces are compositionally stringent, colorfully radiant, and at the same time accessible – a signature that emerges from decades of work observation, teaching, and practice.

Art Historical Classification and Work Analysis

In the tension between still life tradition and contemporary landscape painting, Döllel works with acrylic and mixed media. Floral motifs evoke the European still life history, but the rhythmic compositions, flatness, and structured light locate the works in a modern, clearly curated presentation.

Teaching as Part of Artistic Practice

Since the 1990s, Döllel has shaped the education of numerous designers as a professor and lecturer. His didactic precision is reflected in composition, secure color harmony, and comprehensible work logic – qualities that encourage viewers to their own creativity.

Voices of the Visitors

The reactions of visitors are clear: This exhibition delights art lovers.

Instagram: A comment praises the sensual use of color and speaks of a calm flow of brush strokes.

Conclusion

Those who appreciate the quiet power of clear compositions will find concentrated painting here without pathos. Flowers and landscapes become stages for color, light, and form. An inspiring visit for all who wish to sharpen their aesthetic perception – and a prompt to pick up the brush themselves.