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The ARTWALK in Lech am Arlberg was neither planned nor established as such. The art path, presenting a total of seven monumental sculptures, just came about and grew. Hotelier Ingo Strolz and artist Gabriele Brunner developed the ideas for these pieces of art in intense, personal conversations. The designs came from the multi-talented, gifted artist, realised in his own workshop in Pfunds.
The ARTWALK invites you to stop, to marvel, feel and think. Looking at the STAHL.H.ART sculptures raises big questions about one’s own self and becoming as well as human togetherness and the common route to joy, satisfaction and fulfilment. The steel-made sculptures look particularly impressive with the grand alpine view of the Arlberg as a backdrop.
Hard stones lying in the way as barriers or great obstacles are transformed into building blocks. Something negative is turned into something useful, the burden transforms into a meaningful task encouraging growth.
More >Our actions determine the pain and well-being of our planet. Our passions flicker around Earth like flames carrying and threatening it at the same time. We alone bear the responsibility for our home.
More >How am I? How is my personal momentum looking, where will the next turn take me and how do the vibrations that determine my life run? And what about ski turns full of relish in the Arlberg powder?
More >What is my goal in life, have I already reached it or is it where I’ve always been, at home, in my homeland? Many paths lead to personal goals including many a detour.
More >Old things are appreciated during transformation, thus gaining new significance. Not everything needs to be replaced by new things, but rather complemented: by ideas, innovation, technology or material.
More >The big divisions in society, politics, religion and the economy are central issues of our time. Meeting divisiveness with more togetherness has a connecting, healing and constructive effect.
More >Helmsman, wagoner – big and strong. The constellation in the northern sky. Its star, Cappella, the brightest and most beautiful, never goes down. And yet – small and inconspicuous next to the infinite power of the universe.
More >Everybody can be himself and still be part of the whole – generations. What does my past look like, what does my future look like? Where do I see myself? In the end, one must question oneself to find one’s identity.
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