When can the exhibition Camargue be visited?

The exhibition is scheduled for September 30, 2026, starting at 7 AM and runs according to available event information until October 9, 2026.

Where is the exhibition taking place?

The exhibition can be seen in the window gallery of Bürgertreff Röthelheim at Berliner Platz 1 in 91052 Erlangen.

How much does admission cost?

Admission to the exhibition is free.

Is the exhibition held indoors?

Yes, the presentation takes place in the indoor window gallery of Bürgertreff Röthelheim.

What motifs are the focus?

Motifs from the Camargue such as flamingos, black bulls, white horses, pink salt gardens, sandy beaches, and picturesque places will be displayed.

Are there official social media channels for the exhibition?

No official social media profiles for the exhibition were found.

Discover Camargue: Southern French Image Poetry Between Flamingos, Space, and Light

Name: Camargue
Start: 2026-09-30T07:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-30T23:59:00+02:00
Location: Bürgertreff Röthelheim – Fenstergalerie

Camargue: Experience Southern French Image Poetry in Erlangen

The exhibition Camargue takes visitors to a landscape between the Rhône Delta and the Mediterranean. In the window gallery of the Bürgertreff Röthelheim, visitors encounter flamingos, black bulls, white horses, pink salt gardens, wide sandy beaches, and picturesque places in southern France.

A Landscape Full of Light, Space, and Contrasts

The Camargue is one of the most impressive natural regions in France. The estuary of the Rhône combines open horizons with lagoons, dunes, and wet salt marshes. The photographic presentation draws attention to the aesthetic tension of this landscape: delicate pink tones meet dark animal bodies, clear water surfaces meet sandy expanses, and still horizons meet the powerful movement of nature.

Photography as an Aesthetic Experience

The focus is on the contemplation of the work. The images unfold their effect through color, form, light, and sense of space. Flamingos add colorful accents, white horses appear as moving silhouettes, and black bulls lend an archaic presence to the image world. Thus, an art experience arises that connects nature observation and photographic imagery.

The Window Gallery as an Approachable Cultural Venue

The Bürgertreff Röthelheim offers an open framework for cultural education and encounters in the district with its window gallery. The exhibition engages both through conscious reflection and in passing by. Especially this closeness to everyday life makes the presentation accessible and gives the exhibition atmosphere a calm, personal quality.

France's Wild South in Erlangen

The exhibition by the Erlangen photo amateurs featuring works by Dr. Rudolf Förschner connects regional photographic culture with a journey into a European cultural landscape. The Camargue appears not merely as a vacation backdrop but as a complex image space of nature, movement, light, and cultural memory. Visitors experience a concentrated photographic approach to a landscape whose forms and colors linger long after.

Conclusion: A Quiet Art Experience with Mediterranean Longing

The exhibition Camargue invites art and photography enthusiasts to an atmospheric visual journey, sensuous nature motifs, and a relaxed exhibition atmosphere. Those who appreciate landscape photography, aesthetic experience, and cultural discoveries should visit this free presentation live at the Bürgertreff Röthelheim.