„Alles Banane. Ist LU reif?“

In the organizer's words:

Maturity is a process. So is art. A brightly colored reckoning with consumer culture, exaggeration and role models - humorous, feminist, loud and at the same time sustainably conceived.

The exhibition premiere by MaBee Creative shows colorful, humorous and deliberately exaggerated works of art that play with kitsch, pop culture and feminist empowerment. Between glitter, pink, dopamine colors and iconic everyday objects, pictures are created that question social role models and at the same time invite you to smile. Visitors can immerse themselves in a world that encourages, celebrates diversity and deliberately blurs the boundaries between art, humor and statement - while always paying attention to sustainability and the conscious use of materials.

In addition to collages and mixed-media artworks, the exhibition is complemented by selected interior finds and floral arrangements. Many works are created from salvaged materials that are given a second life - including original, handmade upcycling signs that show how supposed waste products can be turned into creative favorites and real good mood boosters. Source & image: MaBee Creative

Admission
Free, but anyone wishing to support the artist and the implementation of the cultural project in the Rheingönheim district is welcome to make a voluntary donation. Part of the proceeds will be used in future to support other local artists and enable further cultural events in the district.

Further information
The venue is centrally located in the heart of Rheingönheim and is easily accessible both on foot and by public transport. The direct bus and train connections make the exhibition ideal for visitors from all over the city.

The event room is located on the second floor and is unfortunately not barrier-free.

www.mabeecreative.de

Price information:

Free admission. Anyone wishing to support the artist and the implementation of the cultural project in the Rheingönheim district is welcome to do so with a voluntary donation. Part of the proceeds will be used in future to support other local artists and enable further cultural events in the district.