Blickbank - Kunstwerk Alpine Art Muttersberg
Viewbank by Monika Grabuschnigg
On the Alpine Art hiking trail at Muttersberg, eight renowned artists have created their works – each station unique, shaped by individual perspectives on life in the mountains.
The “Blickbank” integrates as a minimal intervention into the natural landscape and creates space for reflection. The edelweiss, a plant originally from Central Asia, appears foreign and ambiguous in this context. It becomes a symbol of alienation – something unreal amidst the apparent idyll.
Material: Concrete, Tiles
Size: 180 x 45 x 45 cm
About the artist: Monika Grabuschnigg was born in 1987 in Vorarlberg She studied fine arts in Vienna and now lives and works in Berlin.
Detailed description
On the Alpine Art hiking trail at Muttersberg, eight renowned artists have created their works – each station unique, shaped by individual perspectives on life in the mountains.
The “Blickbank” integrates as a minimal intervention into the natural landscape and creates space for reflection. The edelweiss, a plant originally from Central Asia, appears foreign and ambiguous in this context. It becomes a symbol of alienation – something unreal amidst the apparent idyll.
Material: Concrete, Tiles
Size: 180 x 45 x 45 cm
About the artist: Monika Grabuschnigg was born in 1987 in Vorarlberg She studied fine arts in Vienna and now lives and works in Berlin.