04/09/2026
Twenty-five red apples, arranged row by row, each one placed with the same care as the last.
This is how Heinrich Reisenbauer worked. He drew from left to right, motif by motif, filling the sheet with a steady rhythm until it was complete. Then he turned away and said: "Done."
Reisenbauer lived and worked in the House of Artists in Gugging from 1986 until his passing in 2025. He became one of the most internationally recognised artists in the Gugging programme, with works held in the LaM in France, the Museum of Everything in England, and the Helmut Zambo Collection in Germany. Scottish fashion designer Christopher Kane drew inspiration from his work for his own collection.
His apples, his suns, his moons. Simple motifs, placed with absolute conviction.
A selection of his works is available at galerie gugging, visit us in person.