Rupprecht Geiger: Architect and Painter

An exhibition explores the lesser-known architectural work of Rupprecht Geiger, who studied architecture in the 1920s and later designed modern houses between 1950 and 1962, including some near Starnberger See. The show presents five of these buildings through photos, documents, and plans, paired with his contemporary paintings. This offers a parallel view of his artistic and architectural contributions, highlighting the origins of his intense use of color in his wartime experiences and his perception of light and color as a means of salvation.