Vienna in Light
Galerie Schwanzer presents “Light of the City,” a solo exhibition by Viviene Astakhova, exploring Vienna as architecture whose presence is defined by light.
The Nature of Watercolor
Watercolor captures light in its most delicate form, where pigment and water create images that are both precise and unpredictable.
Light and Landscape
In shifting light, the mountains reveal their silence. Water and pigment trace what cannot be held—distance, air, and the passing of time.
Architecture
Light moves across the façade, revealing form through quiet layers of color. In watercolor, architecture becomes atmosphere—where structure softens, and the city is held in a fleeting moment.
Alpine Landspaces
Light moves across the mountains in quiet washes of color. In watercolor, the landscape becomes atmosphere—where form softens, distance expands, and the stillness of the alpine world is held for a moment.
Miniatures
Fine lines trace the quiet presence of the city. On cotton paper, ink reveals structure through restraint—where detail, texture, and light emerge with clarity and precision.
