The project „Butterflies 1994/95” takes a box of matches with a butterfly motive as starting point of a communication between the artist and the user, who is asked to change the motive spontaneously.

Enlarged photos of the changed motives can be found in the rooms of the Martinspark hotel. The concept consists of hundred distinct photo reproductions of the used boxes.

One of our conference rooms was equipped with Heinrich Dunst's paintings. 

He is always using the visual syntax – at the bottom in the style of a strategy - to realize the concise interactions of fit in commission of an introduced visual expression. Just because there are limits – also when it doesn’t seem so initially, the distinguishability probably remains dominant. 

This seemingly impenetrable artwork of a recall from the Expression reached this: Our consciousness to edge these limits, which configure the thinking and the input in shapes – individual shapes, which are finding the present in an underlying structure.

In her project for the Martinspark Hotel Maria Baumschlager-Dünser's drafts for 150 quilts were assembled as a patchwork and sewed by female Bosnian refugees.

Maria Baumschlager-Dünser regards the area between the human body and its covering as a field of energy.

The element water is the center of the sculpture “Element of Energy”. 

The artist uses it as raw material for his sculpture and at the same time as a symbol for the nature of art, which he understands as “raw material” of life.

The water is processed in two formations: as the uncontrolled plunging mass of water outside the restaurant and as a controlled, individual unit - the water drop in the hotel lobby.

Moholy-Nagy's interest to use light perception as a medium of visual arts, continued his work beyond the traditional easel painting. He was one of the first who introduced photograms, photomontage and photography, the process of image acquisition as a legitimate, equal to painting.

In the center of the abstract language are square, rectangle and circle segments, the main materials are wood strips, hardboard, plywood, paper, oil and acrylic paints. The playful use of Geometry leads to image formations of great lightness and spatial presence.