The Dachau Artists' Association (KVD) has welcomed three new members: Kiki Stickl, Lothar Reichel, and Lena Weisbek. They are showcasing their artwork in a collective exhibition aptly named 'Drei' at the KVD Gallery. This represents a significant step for the artists as they navigate their initial collaboration within the association.

Lena Weisbek, who grew up in Kazakhstan, focuses on capturing the hidden and essential aspects of reality through her photographic work. Utilizing a style of atmospheric minimalism, she invites viewers into explorations of spaces, silence, and light. For Weisbek, the essence lies in reduction rather than omission, allowing her to reveal deeper meanings through simplicity.

Kiki Stickl's paintings and drawings emphasize space, movement, and landscape, using minimal lines, colors, and forms to visually express thoughts and emotions. Her pieces resemble snapshots of an inner world where time and space converge. Meanwhile, Lothar Reichel's work spans photography, film, installations, and public art, continuously engaging with Dachau's cultural scene and environment. This exhibition not only highlights the individual talents of the new members but also reflects the ongoing vibrancy of the local art scene in Dachau, fostering community engagement through creative expression.