Permanent exhibition on the south beach

Some of you may have already noticed them: The colorful works of art by Luis Sloboda on the south beach, right next to Seewirt Karner.

Sloboda's seven chakra paintings can be seen in the permanent open-air exhibition. Oversized works of art in radiant colors, each picture is assigned to a chakra. Chakras are the energy centers of the human body. "Each chakra painting emits a vibration that affects us on both a physical and emotional level," explains Sloboda. Each chakra is assigned a color that has an influence on the energy center. You can read more about the meaning of the individual energy centers on the information board next to the pictures.

Sloboda painted the first chakra series 20 years ago. The "painter of the Seewinkel" created the Podersdorf edition this year. "I'm really pleased that my paintings have now arrived at home," says Luis Sloboda, who was born in Podersdorf. But enough words now. Immerse yourself in the world of color and let the pictures take effect on you.