Was it a moment frozen in time, or a whisper of the ages? Here at the Auszeit Sculpture in Chieming, Germany, time seems to hold its breath. The Auszeit, meaning “time out” in German, was crafted by Andreas Kuhnlein in 2013. This unique sculpture, created from both oak and bronze, offers a striking juxtaposition of natural and man-made materials. It stands as a testament to the enduring power of nature and the human desire for respite. The Auszeit Sculpture is more than just a visual spectacle. It represents a pause, a moment of reflection amidst the constant motion of life. The artist, Andreas Kuhnlein, masterfully captures this essence of stillness. The sculpture’s presence on the shores of Chieming adds another layer to its story. Chieming, with its six kilometers of accessible shoreline and breathtaking sunsets against a mountain backdrop, is a place where time seems to slow down. The Auszeit, nestled in this tranquil setting, invites visitors to do the same. To pause. To breathe. To simply be.
Leonhardikapelle Aufham
Picture this A humble chapel nestled in the Bavarian countryside. This is the Leonhardikapelle Aufham in Chieming a place steeped