see(h)arte - When fashion and art come together

Admittedly: When you hear seemaxx, you might not immediately think of art, but of the wide variety of brands that the renowned outlet centre in the north of Radolfzell city centre offers in terms of fashion and more. And yet those who visit the centre regularly know that you can be inspired not only by the range of brands on offer, but also by the numerous events that are geared towards seasonal highlights and the Radolfzell events programme. As a result, there is always just the right thing for every visitor to Radolfzell: the lake, the varied offerings in the old town, the gastronomy and the seemaxx. So it comes as no surprise that Rainer Schoch chose precisely this location for his art fair "see(h)arte". For him, the connection between art and fashion is obvious. "Both inspire each other and the boundaries become blurred - a new, creative lifestyle emerges. Fashion is not just clothing, but an attitude, a way of life and therefore also a form of art."

Rainer Schoch has therefore once again chosen the spacious premises of seemaxx for the fourth edition of his art exhibition "see(h)arte". Over 50 artists from Germany, Austria, Italy and Switzerland will be exhibiting their contemporary works from 13 April to 25 May. Although painting is one of the focal points, you can also look forward to photography, pop art, graphic art and sculptures. Speaking of sculptures: this year, for example, Simon Stiegeler will be among the exhibitors. The freelance draughtsman and sculptor reinterprets traditional Black Forest wood art and has been making the official winner's trophy for the German edition of "The Masked Singer" since 2019, which was already featured in the ninth season.

"see(h)arte" offers so many different artistic directions and I am delighted that more artists have joined us this year. It's wonderful that the concept for our art exhibition, which combines art and fashion in one place, is working," says initiator Rainer Schoch. Schoch is an artist himself and is known for his photorealistic paintings. He has lived and worked in Switzerland for many years and manages various artists in addition to his own art. His creativity and drive are almost unstoppable, and it is particularly important to him to make art accessible and understandable on a wide variety of levels.