Pomeglobe Galerie Hinterland Vienna
Vienna, Austria
Photo © Schenker Salvi Weber
Visualization © Schenker Salvi Weber
Visualization © Schenker Salvi Weber
Visualization © Schenker Salvi Weber
Visualization © Schenker Salvi Weber
Visualization © Schenker Salvi Weber
Visualization © Schenker Salvi Weber
Photo © Schenker Salvi Weber
Photo © Schenker Salvi Weber
Photo © Schenker Salvi Weber
Drawing © Schenker Salvi Weber
Visualization © Schenker Salvi Weber
- Architects
- Schenker Salvi Weber Architekten ZT GmbH
- Location
- Krongasse 20, 1050 Vienna, Austria
- Year
- 2020
- Client
- Galerie Hinterland
- Team
- Maximilian Dietz, Philipp Wemmer, Michael Salvi, Andres Schenker, Thomas Weber
- Art
- Nives Widauer
- Carpenter
- Hochgerner Interior Solutions
“A Pomegranate Garden”
Together with Swiss artist Nives Widauer, we developed a communicative – yet protected – installation in the Viennese streetscape for encounters, talks, and performative events under the open sky. The topic is the history and symbolism of the pomegranate, a fruit which stands for the dialogue between cultures.
Its unique form, color, and inner nature made the pomegranate a symbol for love, fertility, wisdom, and beauty in many cultures. Precisely these themes should be readable in the abstract architectonic concept. A temporary space for encounters.
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