In the organizer's words:

Invitation to the vernissage on Wednesday, January 14, 2026 at 7 pm. Viktoria Ilzhöfer, Stella Krol, Christoph Albrecht and Julia Hiller will be showing their works.

Viktoria Ilzhöfer, born in Belarus, completed her artistic training at the State Art Academy in Minsk and studied social psychology. She lives and works in the Stuttgart area and is a member of the Kunstverein Schwäbisch Hall.
Her paintings in oil on canvas combine emotional imagery with psychological depth. Through the use of palette knife technique as well as gold and silver leaf, she creates multi-layered, structured works with a symbolic character. Her works are exhibited nationally and internationally.

Stella Krol (*2007) is a student and is continuously working on an independent painterly oeuvre. She is planning to study at an art academy.
Her works arise freely from her imagination and focus on personal experiences, emotions and her immediate surroundings. She works mainly with oil and acrylic on canvas as well as drawing in sketchbooks.

Christoph Albrecht, born near Leipzig in 1964, lives and works in Berlin. As an autodidact, he has devoted himself intensively to people photography for several years.
His portraits and nudes are characterized by closeness, restraint and authenticity. He works predominantly digitally in black and white, with natural light and a reduced use of technology. Trust and a dialogical process form the basis of his work.

Julia Hiller lives and works in northern Germany with close ties to Hamburg. In her work, she deals with social issues, identity and inner tensions.
Her style is characterized by intense colours and clear, calm compositions that draw on the influences of pop art. The works move between personal reflection and contemporary commentary.