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Lucerne

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The magnificent panorama with the lake and the nearby mountains inspired both the artists and the staff in beautiful Lucerne. At a light-flooded spot in a prime location at the SBB railway station, the Haemophilia & Urban Art Tour was staged with renewed motivation. The atmosphere between the visitors and the exchange with the artists happened soon after the first brush strokes. Once again, it was confirmed how creative and connecting it can be when some couldn't believe it for the sheer joy of calling a piece of art their own.

Artists

The following 8 artists were in Lucerne on site:

  • FRUZSINA KORONDI

    Works in the stylistic areas of analogue and digital illustration to screen printing. She seeks the everyday surprise between form and colour. Alternately creative at the drawing table as well as at the graphics tablet. The artist lives and works in Lucerne.

  • RAPHAËL KOLLY

    Freelance illustrator, working in the fields of comics, drawn reportage and portrait drawing, among others. He lives and works in Lucerne.

  • MORENO MORGER

    He lives and works in Zurich as an illustrator. Partly self-employed for various projects and partly employed in a fashion house as an illustrator/graphic designer for prints, embroideries and much more.

  • ANOY

    Adrian Gander alias "Anoy" is a young artist from Nidwalden. After graduating from high school in Stans, he transferred to the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. There he completed a Bachelor's degree in "Visual Communication" with a focus on "Graphic and Design". As a member of the "Projekt 28" association, he promoted hip-hop and graffiti culture in Nidwalden.

  • MINDLESS

    Enthusiastic designer for 25 years, draws from the urban nature of man. Self-taught painter. Painting, drawing, murals, tattoos... to name a few of Mindless' favourite activities.

  • MICHAEL KÜHNI

    Michael Kühni was born in 1984 and works as an illustrator. He lives and works in Bern. His portfolio includes visual realisations on paper, which are both present on the internet and achieve their own effect.

  • PATRIZIA STALDER

    Patrizia Stalder from Basel in Switzerland is a designer with heart and soul. Her specialities are illustration, graphic design and artistic painting in public spaces. Various longer stays abroad in Cuba and Los Angeles have broadened her design horizons.

  • TENS

    Manuel Rohrer is a graphic designer from Bern. Manu unites his free works under the pseudonym "TENS", which he created over twenty years ago. The focus of his work is on hand-drawn typography. Be it in the form of a logo on a small business card or as a large mural on a building façade.

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