When can the Camargue exhibition be seen?

The exhibition can be seen from June 23 to October 9, 2026.

Where is the exhibition taking place?

The exhibition is located in the window gallery of the Bürgertreff Röthelheim at Berliner Platz 1 in 91052 Erlangen.

How much does admission cost?

Admission to the exhibition is free.

Who is showing the photographs?

The exhibition features photographs by Dr. Rudolf Förschner.

What motifs are at the center?

The focus is on the landscapes and wildlife of the Camargue, including flamingos, black bulls, white horses, salt gardens, and sandy beaches.

Is the exhibition taking place indoors?

Yes, the exhibition is taking place in the interior window gallery of the Bürgertreff Röthelheim.

Discover Camargue: Experience photo art, nature poetry, and southern France right in Erlangen

Name: Camargue
Start: 2026-09-25
End: 2026-10-09T23:59:00+02:00
Location: Bürgertreff Röthelheim - Fenstergalerie

Camargue: A photographic journey in France's wild south

The exhibition Camargue transforms the window gallery at the Bürgertreff Röthelheim in Erlangen into an atmospheric picture space full of light, expansiveness, and nature poetry. From June 23 to October 9, 2026, Dr. Rudolf Förschner presents photographic impressions from the Rhône delta – a landscape where flamingos, black bulls, white horses, pink salt gardens, and endless sandy beaches create a distinctive symphony of the senses.

Between Rhône Delta and Mediterranean Vastness

The Camargue is one of the most impressive natural spaces in southern France. Its open horizons, lagoons, and salt gardens blend primal wilderness with a quiet, almost contemplative beauty. In the photographic examination, colors, shapes, and movements of the landscape enter into a tense dialogue: the white of the horses, the black of the bulls, the pink of the salt fields, and the vibrant bodies of the flamingos shape a visual world of great intensity.

Photography as an Aesthetic Experience

The exhibition focuses on the sensual quality of a landscape that cannot be exhausted in a single motif. Light alters the surface of the water, wind shapes sand and vegetation, while animals move into the expansive picture space as forms in motion. This connection of nature observation, landscape photography, and precise composition creates a slowed-down artistic experience that invites careful observation.

The Window Gallery as an Urban Picture Space

With the window gallery of the Bürgertreff Röthelheim, the exhibition finds an open and everyday presentation venue. Art meets the public here directly in the neighborhood: while passing by as well as through conscious pause. The curation combines cultural education with a low-threshold form of exhibition experience, making the wild south of France accessible right in the middle of Erlangen.

A Photographic Perspective from Dr. Rudolf Förschner

Dr. Rudolf Förschner dedicates this show to a landscape whose art historical and cultural appeal arises from strong contrasts. The Camargue appears as a geographical place, as a habitat, and as an image concept. For photography enthusiasts, the exhibition offers a concentrated view of landscape impressions, animal motifs, and the interplay of color, space, and atmosphere.

Conclusion: Southern French Wanderlust in Erlangen

The exhibition Camargue offers a calm, image-intensive art experience with Mediterranean flair. Visitors can expect an aesthetic experience between nature documentation, landscape photography, and quiet visual poetry. Those interested in photo art, extraordinary landscapes, and cultural discoveries should experience the exhibition live in the window gallery of the Bürgertreff Röthelheim.