“When the Days Get Longer…” at vhs Freising: Experience Flowers and Landscapes
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Blooming Worlds in the vhs Building: Hannes Döllel Brings Spring to Freising
The exhibition “When the Days Get Longer…” unfolds a friendly, light-filled visual world at vhs Freising, focusing on flowers, landscapes, and the joy of keen observation. The artist and painter Prof. Hannes Döllel presents large-format works that create an immediate aesthetic experience between observation, color, and clear composition. The presentation runs from March 12 to May 15, 2026, at the vhs Freising building at Kammergasse 12 and is accessible free of charge according to the event information. ([tportal.tomas.travel](https://tportal.tomas.travel/hallertau/event/detail/-bdquoWenn-die-Tage-laenger-werden--rdquo-Blumen-und-Landschaften-von-Prof-Hannes-Doellel-Freising-2785216/2026-03-17))
An Artistic Experience Between Color, Light, and Nature Motif
Döllel's flower and landscape images rely on a comprehensible, accessible visual language. The works appear clearly structured while also being sensual, with a focus on color harmony, spatial effects, and a calm painterly order. This is precisely where their charm lies: The exhibition invites contemplation of the works without creating distance and opens the gaze to the poetic power of the everyday. This aligns with the artist's long-standing teaching activity at vhs Freising, where he has been shaping art education since 2000. ([tportal.tomas.travel](https://tportal.tomas.travel/hallertau/event/detail/-bdquoWenn-die-Tage-laenger-werden--rdquo-Blumen-und-Landschaften-von-Prof-Hannes-Doellel-Freising-2785216/2026-03-17))
Biographical Background and Art Educational Approach
Hannes Döllel is described in the available sources as a painter, fashion graphic designer, author, and illustrator. He taught as a professor at the University of the Arts in Berlin from 1994 to 1999 and also worked at several universities of applied sciences in Germany. His training and practice combine applied design with free painting; this very connection also shapes the current exhibition. The images do not follow a demonstrative gesture but rather an attitude of closeness: Art appears here as an invitation to observe, learn, and sharpen one's perception. ([tportal.tomas.travel](https://tportal.tomas.travel/hallertau/event/detail/-bdquoWenn-die-Tage-laenger-werden--rdquo-Blumen-und-Landschaften-von-Prof-Hannes-Doellel-Freising-2785216/2026-03-17))
Why a Visit is Worthwhile
Those visiting vhs Freising experience not just an exhibition but a cultural place of education and encounter. The institution considers itself a public educational facility with art and cultural offerings, consultation hours, and barrier-free access. The special atmosphere also speaks in favor of visiting the exhibition: a space for concentrated contemplation where painting, nature motifs, and the spirit of spring come together. A visit is worthwhile for anyone who appreciates fine arts, aesthetic experiences, and inspiring art communication. ([vhs-freising.org](https://www.vhs-freising.org/?utm_source=openai))
Conclusion
“When the Days Get Longer…” presents Hannes Döllel as an artist of clear form, vibrant color, and open communication. The exhibition offers a quiet but intense artistic experience that makes flowers and landscapes readable not decoratively but as precisely observed visual spaces. Those who wish to experience art in its accessible yet demanding form should visit this exhibition live in Freising. ([tportal.tomas.travel](https://tportal.tomas.travel/hallertau/event/detail/-bdquoWenn-die-Tage-laenger-werden--rdquo-Blumen-und-Landschaften-von-Prof-Hannes-Doellel-Freising-2785216/2026-03-17))
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