„Dots Everywhere“ – Kunstausstellung von Sara von Meer vom 3. bis 31. März im DasWohnzimmerGiesing, München

In the organizer's words:

"Dots Everywhere" - Exhibition by Sara von Meer at DasWohnzimmerGiesing in Munich
From March 3 to 31, 2025, artist Sara von Meer will be showing her new series "Dots Everywhere" at DasWohnzimmerGiesing in Munich. The exhibition presents a selection of her works that deal with the themes of community, connection and individuality. In addition to the main series "Dots Everywhere", her mini-series "Hello I love you" will also be on display - a playful, minimalist series that uses colors and shapes to convey a positive message.

In her main series "Dots Everywhere", Sara von Meer works with the central element of the dot, which is depicted in various sizes and distances. "Each dot symbolizes a person. Imagine you are one of these dots - unique and important. But it is only together with the others that the big picture emerges, a living picture," explains the artist.

The works in this series show how each individual is part of a larger whole in their individuality. Through possible further works and spontaneous artistic additions, the exhibition remains alive and invites visitors to keep discovering new details.

DasWohnzimmerGiesing - A special place for design, art and sustainability

The exhibition takes place at DasWohnzimmerGiesing, a unique interior store that combines design, art and sustainability. Vintage treasures, upcycled furniture, handmade ceramics and self-made lamps come together here. DasWohnzimmerGiesing is not just a store, but also a place of creativity where changing artists present their work.

Details of the exhibition:

- Title: "Dots Everywhere"

- Location: DasWohnzimmerGiesing, Tegernseer Landstraße 80, 81539 Munich

- Duration: March 3 to March 31, 2025

- Opening hours:

- Thursday: 15:00 - 19:00

- Friday: 15:00 - 20:00

- Saturday: 10:00 - 14:00

- and by appointment

- Admission: Free

Sara von Meer is an artist and studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kolbermoor under the renowned teachers Heribert Heindl, Helmut Geier and Nina Kohmann. Her works are characterized by a clear formal language and profound symbolism. With her series "Dots Everywhere", she addresses the importance of community and connectedness. Her mini-series "Hello I love you" explores humanity in a playful way.