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Photographic exhibitions

Lux Scriptum Gallery

Welcome to the Lux Scriptum Galleryan online platform dedicated to the passion for photography and visual storytelling. Our digital photo gallery offers you various  photographic exhibitionswhich sharpen the eye for the special in the everyday and at the same time make artistic diversity visible.

The idea for this gallery arose from the joy of creating, discovering details and sharing stories that are brought to life through images.

The name Lux Scriptum goes back to our first exhibition and means "lines of light" - an apt metaphor for what photography is at its core. 

Whether you simply want to drift through our gallery or are specifically looking for artistic inspiration - the photo exhibitions are always open to you. Immerse yourself and enjoy the current exhibitions.

+++ 10 to 30 January 2027 | The Power of Silence | Photographic exhibition by Sabine Walter | Kulturforum Blaues Haus, Dießen am Ammersee +++

Exhibitions

X-Wave, Lux Scriptum 3923, photographer Claus Pescha

Lux Scriptum

Lux Scriptum

"Lux Scriptum" - written light. In his photo exhibition of the same name, photographer Claus Pescha makes the invisible visible: lines of light, marked by time and movement. Each photograph is a unique fragment, a poetic sign of the moment - fleeting and yet of lasting intensity.

Photographer | Claus Pescha
0509, Exhibition Body Paint, Photographer Claus Pescha

Body Paint

Body Paint

Anyone who has ever taken part in body painting knows the special nature of this not only physical, but also holistic experience. In fact, being completely painted and being painted on can touch us deeply. In his exhibition, the photographer Claus Pescha „Body paint“ visitors to share in this experience.

Photographer | Claus Pescha
Woman and man ride a tandem through Theresienstraße in Munich

City talks

City talks

The photo exhibition "City Talks" is dedicated to street photography. On display are photos from various cities in Europe, America and Asia. From railway stations to backyards, from architecture to mobility, from graffiti to coffee house moments: every city has its own energy. Immerse yourself and discover how cities tell their stories.

Photographers | Sabine Walter, Moritz Walter
Three museum visitors photographed from above in the foyer

Echo of the rooms

Echo of the rooms

The photo exhibition "Echo of the rooms" by Sabine Walter shows museums as places of architecture, art and encounters. The focus is on the visitors who immerse themselves in these special spaces. The photographs were taken in museums in Munich, Leipzig, Copenhagen, Tokyo, Fukuoka, Hiroshima and the Buchheim Museum on Lake Starnberg - a visual journey through international museum worlds.

Photographer | Sabine Walter
The front of the building in Copenhagen is reflected in the window front of the theatre

Merging Spaces

Merging Spaces

In the pictures of the photo exhibition "Merging Spaces" reality and mirror image meet: water surfaces and window panes transform landscapes and cities into unexpected second realities. The photographs from Sweden, Denmark, Japan and Germany invite you to take a closer look - and to merge with the spaces.

Photographers | Sabine Walter, Moritz Walter, Claus Pescha
Picture 5640 Edition 1 of the exhibition FotoAquarell

PhotoWatercolour

PhotoWatercolour

The exhibition "PhotoWatercolour" continues photo painting with a focus on watercolour-like photographs. Soft shapes and lines running into infinity, taken on the beach of the North Sea island of Spiekeroog. Immerse yourself and enjoy the vastness of the pictures.

Photographer | Claus Pescha
small boats are tilted against a wall on the beach

Behind the dunes

Behind the dunes

Sea and land meet at the dunes. Three photographers have captured this magic in their own individual way and invite visitors to the photo exhibition "Behind the dunes" to look at coastal regions from different perspectives.

Photographers | Moritz Walter, Sabine Walter, Claus Pescha
Woman sitting on a bench at the Marcy Avenue bus stop in Brooklyn, New York

Marcy Avenue

Marcy Avenue

„Marcy Avenue - A photographic journey through New York“ is an exhibition by Sabine Walter. The starting point is a subway station in Brooklyn: Marcy Avenue. This is where my journey of discovery through New York City began – captured in photographs that have been digitally processed to resemble oil paintings. Between the skyline, Central Park and typical street scenes, a touch of 1960s nostalgia emerges – a tribute to the metropolis on the Hudson.

Photographer | Sabine Walter
Near 9/11 Memorial, New York City

Urban Geometry

Urban Geometry

„Urban Geometry „ shows the quiet poetry of modern cities in selected colour photographs from New York City, Fukuoka and Hiroshima (Japan), Stockholm, Copenhagen, Abu Dhabi, Lyon, Milan and Munich. The series focuses on geometric shapes and architectural details that characterise the cityscape and influence coexistence in urban spaces.

Photographers | Moritz Walter, Sabine Walter
Two seagulls fly over the water near the shore. A jetty in the background. Black and white photograph

Poetry

Poetry

The photo exhibition „Poetry“ is a tribute to the Ammersee.

Sabine Walter shows eleven photographs that open up a space of silence through their minimalism and invite the viewer to be enchanted by the delicacy and vastness of the photographs.

Enjoy some poetry in your everyday life.

Photographer | Sabine Walter
Rearing wave in various shades of blue, pastel and brown, alienated photograph, landscape format

Waves

Waves

The exhibition „Waves“ has its origins at the Ammersee.

Sabine Walter has alienated photographs taken there in such a way that a completely new artistic expression has emerged. The waves are discharged with all their power and explosive energy.

You might even hear the surf as you look at the exhibition. Enjoy your immersion!

Artist | Sabine Walter
Frozen Lake Wörth, in the foreground the ice surface, behind it the fog, which slowly clears in the sun. The senses can already be easily seen in the sky. Shady trees in the background

Silence

Silence

In the photo exhibition „Silence“ Sabine Walter captures the stillness of the Ammersee with her camera. But even in this silence there are spaces for encounters - with oneself, with nature, with other people and their companions.

Immerse yourself in the power of silence.

Photographer | Sabine Walter
Four different large willow trunks in front of reeds. All have been cut back so that they can sprout anew. Photograph depicted with the colour spectrum of the sun (coloured)

Trees

Trees

In the exhibition „Trees“ Sabine Walter focusses on an elementary habitat of our earth: trees - silent witnesses of life and at the same time endangered creatures of our time.

In her photographs and artistically processed images, they step out of the familiar and become independent pictorial bodies

Photographer | Sabine Walter

Flowers

Flowers

In the exhibition „Flowers“ Sabine Walter captures the blossoms of spring with her camera and presents them in their bright colours. Even faded flowers have their charm and emphasise once again that beauty is always in the eye of the beholder.

Photographer | Sabine Walter
Photo print on wood of a beech tree in front of an orange-blue thundery sky.

Buy art

Buy art

Do you like our art and don't just want to look at it online? Then browse through this page and choose your favourite piece. Because: You can of course also buy selected pictures. All in limited editions, signed and with a certificate.

Artist | Sabine Walter
Isolated clouds over a jetty in the reeds on the Ammersee. Windy-cold atmosphere

The colours of the sky

The colours of the sky

In the photo exhibition „The colours of the sky“ Sabine Walter captures different moods over the Upper Bavarian Ammersee with her camera.

Whether clouds, storm or evening sun - all images convey the vastness and diversity of this level of our being.

Photographer | Sabine Walter

Sky worlds

Sky worlds

In the photo exhibition „Celestial worlds“ Sabine Walter has captured different cloud formations and processed them in such a way that the images have become universes of their own.

Photographer | Sabine Walter