Exhibition: Paul Weil—A Journey Through ...

Exhibition: Paula Weil—A Journey Through…

Paula Weil’s drawings explore places of travel and encounter, such as cafés. People come and go; conversations and glances intersect; brief moments of connection arise. She herself spends hours there, observing, sketching, and in doing so becomes part of the action herself. This results in drawings that, by superimposing space and time, create new realities where there is a greater sense of community amid the everyday hustle and bustle. Her drawings reveal how much beauty lies in the unassuming moments of everyday life. We just have to discover them.

Paula was born in Stuttgart and studied architecture. Her master’s thesis, “Everyday Coexistence,” explores community and the question of how coexistence emerges when a new neighborhood is developed.

The work was created as part of the “das offene Tal” project, in which artists are invited to display their work in public spaces. An initiative by artist and curator Mathias Kessler for the Culture and Traditions Committee of the municipality of Mittelberg.

The images are on display at 10 bus stops and at Café Cantina Vertical.

Where: Café Cantina Vertical, Walserstrasse 70, Riezlern

When: The exhibition can be viewed through March 30, 2027, during Café Cantina Vertical’s opening hours.