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BLUMENWIESE

276 painted flowers turn Strijp-S into a conceptual flower meadow.

Aliée Sanctuary in Istanbul, Turkey — © Osman Işık

Behind this simple and playful intervention lies a questioning of our relationship with nature. BLUMENWIESE explores how we perceive and manage our environment, and encourages us to reflect on the positive impact we can have as individuals.

About BLUMENWIESE

The main idea behind BLUMENWIESE is simple: Painting Flowers on Grass, to create a symbolic flower meadow. Suddenly earth blooms – regardless of seasons or climatic logic. With this surrealist, temporary intervention, the aim is to recognize our environment as a collectively shaped playground that we’re all part of and free to contribute to. It's a message of empowerment, and a reminder that nature is our culture. A universal culture that goes beyond gender or race. Culture is what we make of it. We shouldn’t wait for better times, but actively co-create the culture we would like to be established.

About Giulio Gallana and Jeanne Fischbacher

BLUMENWIESE is a project by Giulio Gallana. The 26 year old Swiss-based creative is currently pursuing a Master Degree in Design at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSLU). A background in textile design serves as the basis for his multidisciplinary practice.

We are open for collaboration and would love to create a sight-specific BLUMENWIESE for your venue!

Flower application process — © Erinç Ozsevim

Teximus5 in Zug, Switzerland. — © Pino Casparis