Real-Fictive Walks Through Bayreuth: Experience Art and the City Anew
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Real-Fictive Walks Through Bayreuth: Art, Cityscape, and New Perspectives
With Daria Fomenko, Alisa Yamshchikowa, and the Camera Obscura Bayreuth Group, a multi-layered discovery experience arises at the Jean Paul Art Space, blending guided tours, exhibitions, and artistic research. The project is part of Festival150 and opens the perspective on Bayreuth as a place of memory, perception, and poetic alienation.
Between Pinhole Camera and Urban Poetry
The Camera Obscura Bayreuth Group presents new perspectives on the city through pinhole camera photographs. The motifs are complemented by the Risograph group, which interprets the visual worlds using a special printing technique. This creates a culturally grounded tour through urban motifs, intertwining photography, printmaking, and local history.
Bayreuth as a Stage for Perspective Shifts
The event links Bayreuth with Saint Petersburg and Moscow in an artistic triad of three cities, three viewpoints, and three paths. In the historic Jean Paul Art Space located at Friedrichstraße 5, an atmosphere unfolds where the present of the city engages in dialogue with its cultural heritage. The location itself, a former Jean Paul house, gives the project additional depth and authenticity.
Artistic Signature and Curatorial Idea
Daria Fomenko works as a visual poet, artist, and researcher in the field of literary avant-garde. Alisa Yamshchikova combines photography and design with a sensitive view of space and perception. Together with Camera Obscura Bayreuth, they create a format that invites visitors not just to look but to see closely. This makes the exhibition a cultural enrichment for all who appreciate unusual artistic formats.
Conclusion: A Free Art Format with Intellectual Resonance
Anyone wishing to experience Bayreuth from a new perspective will find an inspiring mix of exhibition, city exploration, and artistic reflection. The dates offer free access to an unusual cultural event that uniquely connects photography, cityscape, and perception. Reserve your spot for this exciting art evening now and discover Bayreuth with new eyes.
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