Pictures

Where art and the art of living belong together

Art is part of human life and therefore at the heart of life. Initially, it may be the magical aesthetic attraction of a painting, a graphic, a photographic work or a sculpture.

But art inevitably changes people and their view of the world when they are surrounded by it on a daily basis. Sometimes there are obvious, more often unconscious messages that the viewer believes to perceive through the work in a virtual dialog with the artist. The stories that the work tells always remain highly personal. Ultimately, however, it doesn’t matter, because art is created in the eye of the beholder. And at best, the viewer reflects on it intellectually and relates to it, even if it touches them emotionally first and foremost.

Bryan Adams

„Lizzy“

Bryan Adams with his picture Lizzy at Hotel THE WELLEM Düsseldorf

Gerhard Richter

„Flow (P15)“

Artwork by Gerhard Richter at THE WELLEM Hotel Düsseldorf

Dieter Nuhr

Untitled

Artwork by Dieter Nuhr at Hotel THE WELLEM Düsseldorf

Julian Schnabel

„Walt Whitman (Waterfall)“

Art at THE WELLEM Hotel Düsseldorf by Julian Schnabel

Günther Uecker

„Friedensgebote“

Art at THE WELLEM Hotel Düsseldorf by Günther Uecker

Heinz Mack

Ohne Titel

Artwork by Heinz Mack at THE WELLEM Hotel Düsseldorf

Stephan Kaluza

„Transit“

Artwork by Stephan Kaluza at Hotel THE WELLEM Düsseldorf

Karl Otto Götz

„Kal 91“

Art at THE WELLEM Hotel Düsseldorf by Otto Goetz

HA Schult​

„Kunst aus Müll“

Art at THE WELLEM Hotel Düsseldorf by HA Schult
Panoramic photograph of the historic façade of the luxury hotel The Wellem in Düsseldorf with monumental columns, symmetrical architecture and classicist details in clear daylight.