Our new art exhibition: Hyperrealism has arrived in Küsnacht.

Changing exhibitions from November to November
Every year, we make the walls of our offices available to an artist to showcase their work to our customers, visitors and employees for 12 months. Recently, the works of Christoph Eberle, one of the most renowned hyperrealists of our time, have been hanging here.  

Works that captivate, calm and inspire
At first glance, every picture looks like a photograph, such is the meticulous precision with which the world-renowned Zurich hyperrealist Christoph Eberle paints. He applies the paint to the canvas with the precision of a human printer and yet always includes something of himself. Each painting is based on an independent visual idea that always leaves room for interpretation. Again and again, you find yourself fascinated by the details before turning back to the whole and sensing how the effect and perception is a little different each time. Also because you try to imagine the painter at work with his motivation, concentration and patience. In this way, despite the undisputed clarity of the motifs, you experience the pictures again and again and remain fascinated. This is certainly the case for us and we enjoy seeing his works on our walls every day. A joy that we are happy to share with you:

Until November 2021 – Christoph Eberle exhibition at Ginesta in Küsnacht
Unfortunately, the current situation has prevented us from starting this artist year with a vernissage. We are therefore happy to open the exhibition to interested visitors during our office opening hours. Of course, the usual Corona rules of conduct apply and we would be pleased to receive a short advance notification by e-mail at info@ginesta.ch, especially for group visits of up to five people. All exhibited works are for sale and can be reserved when you visit us.

Of course, we will hold the official opening with a personal introduction of the artist in the form of a vernissage as soon as the corona situation allows. 

For more information visit the website of Christoph Eberle