When can the exhibition Ulrich Brauchle – Visual be seen?

The exhibition is on view from October 8, 2026, to December 31, 2026, at the District Office Ostalbkreis in Aalen.

What is the admission fee?

Admission to the exhibition is free.

Which works will be displayed?

Pencil drawings, oil paintings, and oil pastel artworks by Ulrich Brauchle will be on view.

Where is the exhibition taking place?

The exhibition takes place at the District Office Ostalbkreis, Stuttgarter Straße 41, 73430 Aalen.

What are the opening hours?

The District Office is open Monday to Wednesday from 8:00 to 16:00, Thursday from 8:00 to 18:00, and Friday from 8:00 to 12:15.

Ulrich Brauchle shows a silent journey between line, color, and reality in Aalen

Name: Ulrich Brauchle - Visual
Start: 2026-12-11T08:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-12-11T16:00:00+01:00
Location: Landratsamt Ostalbkreis

Ulrich Brauchle – Visual: Between Line, Surface, and Reality

At the district office of Ostalbkreis in Aalen, visitors to the exhibition Visual encounter the work of the Ellwangen artist Ulrich Brauchle. Pencil drawings, oil paintings, and oil pastel artworks open a quiet, concentrated space where objectivity and abstraction come into direct contact.

An Image Language Between Abstraction and Objectivity

Brauchle's works navigate a narrow ridge: figurative motifs and landscapes emerge, dissolve again, and gain their own tension in lines, surfaces, and color spaces. The compositions initially appear clear and accessible, but their complexity only unfolds upon longer viewing.

The Line as Thoughtful Movement

The drawing is at the center of the exhibition. Lines are not just contours but become independent carriers of rhythm, weight, and expression. Even in the painterly works, this graphic origin remains perceptible. Overpainting, erasure, and carefully applied color fields are part of a design process that makes perception visible.

A Concentrated Stage Experience for the Eyes

Like in a finely composed staging, the works enter into a silent dialogue. The stage design of this exhibition is made from paper, canvas, graphite, and color; the theatrical atmosphere lies in the tension between the visible and the implied. The audience experiences art not as a rapid succession of impressions but as a decelerated encounter with an independent visual dramaturgy.

Ulrich Brauchle and the Art of Precise Seeing

Ulrich Brauchle has been living and working in Ellwangen since 1999 and is active as a painter, draftsman, printmaker, and art communicator. His artistic practice is rooted in drawing and develops from the line. The exhibition Visual invites visitors to understand this attitude themselves: look, linger, discover connections.

Conclusion: Art that Unfolds its Resonance

The exhibition is aimed at everyone who wants to experience contemporary painting and drawing in a concentrated atmosphere. An stage experience arises between landscape, figure, and abstraction, without performers but with great visual presence. Those who engage with Brauchle's pictorial spaces discover an art that begins quietly and resonates long after.