In the organizer's words:

AUSTRALIA - One year of freedom - live multivision

It all started with a dream. A dream that we can all relate to so well: To spend a year getting to know Australia in all its diversity and to feel true freedom to travel and stay wherever the wind blows.

Whether adventurous tracks or gigantic distances: The diversity of the Australian landscape, which can leave you almost speechless, compensated the two photographers, who also work with National Geographic and Stern magazine, for all their exertions: the mixture of aridity, salt and mineral resources creates landscapes of surreal beauty. Pink lakes next to azure seas beguile the senses just as much as narrow gorges, whose highly ferrous rock makes the landscape glow in the early and late sunlight. In Tasmania's rainforest, fluorescent mushrooms glimmer and on the coast, the water breaks in pitch-dark night in intense blue waves. Kangaroos on the beach in the south are replaced by crocodiles in the north.

The encounters with the Australians themselves were heart-warming: e.g. Mr. Campbell, who at his advanced age carries on the spirit of the Australian migrant worker, or Jeff, who gives a deep insight into the hardships of life on the isolated stations and the many Aboriginal communities fighting for equality in society.

Look forward to unique images from Down Under on a stage-wide 8 m screen combined with insider tips and exciting stories - experienced in a year of true freedom on the "Red Continent" of Australia with off-road vehicles, airplanes, diving equipment and hiking boots.

About Aneta and Dirk Bleyer:
As a photojournalist and travel storyteller, Dirk Bleyer has been presenting his multivisions for more than 20 years. Almost from the very beginning, his subtly humorous but profound shows have been awarded the coveted "Leicavision" award, which only ten speakers have received at the time. He also leads photo tours to Iceland, Germany and Venice and passes on his experience in numerous workshops and seminars.

He now also shares the stage with Aneta, who enriches the shows with her very personal view. Her empathetic multivisions are labeled "The Fine Art of Photography" - and that's a good description. After all, they are captivating chronicles of exciting journeys of discovery with the camera. Very personal and yet universal. Powerful images and impressions to remember.

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Venue:
Kulturkirche Altona gemeinnützige GmbH
Bei der Johanniskirche 22 - 22767 Hamburg
Max-Brauer-Allee / level with Sternbrücke

Barrier-free side entrance available
WCs are unfortunately not barrier-free
Church is heated - free choice of seats
Drinks & snack service
Program subject to change.

How to find us:
Bei der Johanniskirche 22 - 22767 Hamburg
Located on Max-Brauer-Allee / near the Sternbrücke bridge

6 bus stops in the immediate vicinity (bus lines 3, 15, 115, 183, 20, 25)
3 minutes walk to Holstenstrasse S-Bahn station (lines S2, S5) or bus 3
4 minutes by bus from & to Altona S-Bahn station (lines S1, S2, S3) with buses 15, 115, 183, 20, 25
Arrival with the HVV with start selection: https://www.hvv.de/linking-service/show/9959869c566442dfa76591eac7b962f5

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Price information:

Advance booking for €14.30 (incl. VVK fee) for free self-printing / cell phone PDF via the link or at the Hamburg concert box offices (however, these charge printout fees) The VVK ends on the day of the event at approx. 12 noon. After that, tickets are only available at the Box Office Box Office: €17 (reduced €10 - only at the B.O.)