Art in the bedroom: Nina Steigerwald-Liberis conquers Pirmasens!

Art in the bedroom: Nina Steigerwald-Liberis conquers Pirmasens!

On March 21, 2025, the opening of the art exhibition "Pacific-Palatinate-Pirmasens" by Nina Steigerwald-Liberis took place in the Bachmann sleeping culture gallery in Pirmasens. Art lovers had the opportunity to admire the works of the talented graphic designer and illustrator. The exhibition is permanently open until June 30, 2023 and offers a variety of works of art, including watercolors, acrylic paintings and epoxy resin art.

This unconventional presentation of art in an everyday shop environment aims to reduce barriers for visitors. "Some of the works hang on beds and mattresses, which conveys a special effect in the bedroom," explains Werner Bachmann, who operates the gallery, and emphasizes the special concept of this exhibition.

artistic influences and works

Nina Steigerwald-Liberis, born in 1994 and born in Rodalben, not only creates art with her work, but also addresses home and identity. One of her most striking works shows a slope with white pirmasens letters, which can be interpreted both as a homage and as a sarcastic comment on the home. There is also an advertising sign that represents the city name of Pirmasens in a deliberately kitschy aesthetics.

Another highlight of the exhibition are their watercolors, which show typical German landscapes, including a river landscape with delicate colors, as well as a dark home view that was stimulated by inspiration sources such as the film "Nosferatu". Steigerwald-Liberis has also acquired the technique of the epoxy resin to create organically acting images.

career and personal backgrounds

Before her artistic career, Nina Steigerwald-Liberis worked as a flight attendant, but had to give up this activity for health reasons. From 2019 to 2024 she completed a distance learning at the Diploma University and reached her Bachelor of Arts from 2019 to 2024. Since 2020 she has been working independently in her own "Leopart" design studio, where she offers tailor -made design solutions, logos and corporate photography and specializes in wedding photography.

In addition, it gives painting courses in different locations, including Zweibrücken, Pirmasens and Saarbrücken. Her passion for painting and passing on your knowledge to others can also be seen in her work as a lecturer for watercolor painting at various adult education centers.

In a personal interview, she announces that her art is heavily inspired by her travels. Works that show the watercolored views of Japan, who show Sahara and New York, reflect experiences that she gained from her own. This variety of inspiration shapes its artistic perspective.

The vernissage on March 21 was well received by many visitors, and Nina Steigerwald-Liberis was on site to present their works. The gallery in Ringstraße 39, Pirmasens, opens its doors to the exhibition Monday to Friday from 9.30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m., as well as on Saturdays from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.

like the Rheinpfalz , the art of Steigerwald-Liberis is not just an expression of personal experiences, but is not only also reflects social issues. The exhibition offers unique access to art that stimulates the audience to think.

Further information on events and exhibitions in Pirmasens can be found on the Pirmasens .