A short vacation trip in 5 pictures
Summer in the City
A small holiday journey in five images
In the midst of the city’s rhythm, a window opens onto the wide beyond: Summer in the City invites you on a visual summer journey in five stages – from abstract idea to concrete memory.
Pierre Haubensak’s Untitled (Tetras 62) begins the journey with bold fields of colour – red, blue, white – evoking the French tricolour. A symbolic prologue that conjures thoughts of summer in southern France – of light, structure, and cultural resonance.
Slawomir Elsner’s watercolour (Just Watercolors (160)) expands the view into soft pastels – like an evening sky over the sea, where heat and horizon dissolve into haze. His second work (Vase mit Flieder, Margeriten und Anemonen) brings van Gogh’s spirit to life – sunflowers in an inner shimmer, a floral memory of Arles and the glowing colours of Provence.
Koka Ramishvili’s Land drifts by like a landscape seen from a moving train at dusk – a moment of stillness between places, between arrival and departure.
Not Vital’s (Mongolian) Cow Dung ends the journey with laconic wit and poetic grounding – a distant echo from the steppe, at once earthy and abstract.
Five works, five perspectives – Summer in the City transforms the storefront into a quiet journey through inner and outer landscapes. No suitcase required.