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VIOVENTI ART!
About VIOVENTI
Tech-founder, art collector, curator and promoter of young contemporary art - the subject of art is omnipresent in the life of founder Julia Finkeissen. With the 2017 founded VIOVENTI ART Consulting, she develops and realizes concepts in the field of innovation, digital art as well as web3 solutions and advises organizations and private individuals in all matters regarding contemporary art and digital art, especially art in the metaverse. VIOVENTI ART conceives and curates innovative art exhibitions, in real life as well as digital life, moderates artist talks and events. Thanks to many years of experience in digital organizations, foundations and companies, Vioventi Art finds solutions for all questions concerning the presentation of art, collection structure, both curatorial as well as on a legal basis. Thanks to its network in the art and web3 scene and far beyond, Vioventi Art creates stimulating formats that invite networking far beyond art.
3D Art
Haus der Kunst
Vioventi Art presents Munich based artist Jakob Steiger latest art work on a new developed 3D screen in collaboration with United.screens.
Ines Valentinitsch
Welcome to the world of artist and fashion designer Ines Valentinitsch! We present her latest works in Kitzbühel! You are invited to follow us into the funtastic world of the Austrian Alps!
Jakob Steiger
Munich based artist Jakob Steiger gives insights into his life as digital artist with a strong philosophical background.
Art in St. Moritz
Welcome to our VIOVENTI ART show of artists Ines Valentinitsch and Jakob Staiger in the heart of St. Moritz during the winter season 2022!
Meet the Artists!
Events, Exhibition, Art Fair
VIOVENTI presents art in various formats: in customized events, in art exhibitions, on art fairs. We provide art presentations in stunning locations and interactive approach!
It serves as an artist community and platform for web3 solutions in the art world.
Kunst Salon
An evening of art, conversation and Alpine hospitality
Jochberg · Kitzbühel Alps · August 2026 – January 2027
Once a month, the Schwarzer Adler in Jochberg becomes a salon.
Not a lecture hall, not a gallery opening with polite small talk – but the older, more generous idea of the salon: a room where an artist speaks openly about their work, and where the people listening are close enough to answer back.
VIOVENTI ART and Restaurant Schwarzer Adler have created KUNST SALON as a series of six evenings. Each brings one artistic position into the room – photography, painting, digital art, and the questions that come with them. A conversation, an apéro, and the long Alpine evening that follows.
Admission is free. Everyone is welcome.
The format
Doors open at 6 p.m. with an apéro. The conversation begins shortly after and runs for around an hour – an artist talk, moderated, with room for questions from the floor. Afterwards, guests are invited to stay for dinner in the restaurant.
There is no dress code and no ticket. What there is: a small room, good wine, and a subject worth an evening.
The first salon
Nomi Baumgartl in conversation
Friday, 15 August 2026 · 6 p.m. · Restaurant Schwarzer Adler, Dorf 13, Jochberg
In conversation with Helmut Achatz
KUNST SALON opens with one of the most distinctive voices in European photography.
Nomi Baumgartl has spent her working life photographing the fragile relationship between people and the natural world. Her portrait work earned her the description "biographer with a camera"; her images are held in collections including the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris, the Museum Ludwig in Cologne, the F.C. Gundlach collection in Hamburg and Camera Work Berlin. In 2016 she received the International B.A.U.M. Environmental Award for her life's work.
She is the initiator of Eagle Wings – Protecting the Alps, a project devoted to the Alps, the glaciers, and what climate change is doing to both – recognised in 2021 with the "Grüner Engel" award by the Bavarian Ministry of the Environment. She is an ambassador for Dolphin Aid and for the Sauti Kuu Foundation, founded by Dr. Auma Obama.
The evening turns on a question she has been circling for decades: what does it take to make people see a landscape they think they already know?
Free admission · Apéro · Dinner optional, reservation recommended
The setting
The Schwarzer Adler sits in the centre of Jochberg, ten minutes from Kitzbühel and a world away from it. A house with a long memory, a proper kitchen and the kind of room where conversations don't end on schedule.
Restaurant Schwarzer Adler, Dorf 13, A-6373 Jochberg
The season
Six evenings, one a month, from August 2026 through January 2027.
15 August 2026 — Nomi Baumgartl · Photography, the Alps, and Eagle Wings
September 2026 — to be announced
October 2026 — to be announced
November 2026 — to be announced
December 2026 — to be announced
January 2027 — to be announced
Dates and guests are published here as each salon is confirmed.
Attending
Admission is free and no registration is required for the talk. If you would like to stay for dinner, we recommend reserving in advance directly with the Schwarzer Adler.
Restaurant reservations: +43 676 6314359
Salon enquiries: kontakt@vioventi.art · +43 676 791 88 90
Photographs are taken during the evening for editorial and archival use.
A series by VIOVENTI ART and Restaurant Schwarzer Adler.
Media partner: STREIFZUG Media, Kitzbühel.
AFRICA TODAY – Contemporary Visions of a Continent
An exhibition by VIOVENTI ART in cooperation with the Great Plains Foundation, hosted by Yours club of wine München
AFRICA TODAY Contemporary Visions of a Continent
An exhibition by VIOVENTI ART in cooperation with the Great Plains Foundation, hosted by Yours Club of Wine München
Africa is not a memory, not a postcard, not a distant dream: Africa is now. With AFRICA TODAY Contemporary Visions of a Continent, VIOVENTI ART presents an exhibition that captures the continent in its full presence: majestic, fragile, vibrant, and deeply connected to the future of our planet.
On 8 June 2026, the exhibition opened with a festive vernissage at Yours Club of Wine München on Ludwigstraße, an evening that brought together art collectors, conservationists, and friends of the gallery in an atmosphere of inspiration and shared purpose. Curated by Prof. Julia Finkeissen, founder of VIOVENTI ART, the exhibition unites three outstanding artistic positions devoted to the African continent: Nomi Baumgartl, Anke Schaffelhuber, and Beverly Joubert.
Three Artistic Positions, One Continent
Nomi Baumgartl, internationally acclaimed photographer and recipient of the B.A.U.M. Environmental Award, has devoted her life's work to the fragile balance between humankind and nature. In AFRICA TODAY she presents her series "Back to the Roots" from the legendary "Elephant Man" project with Chris Gallucci, images of profound intimacy and quiet power that trace the ancient bond between humans and elephants. As an ambassador for Dr. Auma Obama's Sauti Kuu Foundation, her commitment to Africa reaches far beyond photography.
Anke Schaffelhuber, ambassador for the Great Plains Foundation, has travelled to Africa more than forty times in search of motifs for her art. Her large-format, digitally constructed compositions merge the majestic calm of African landscapes with the dynamism of global metropolises – visual synergies in which reality and fiction fuse into a new truth. Described by critics as a representative of an "empathetic avant-garde", she poses questions about the future of our world with brilliant aesthetic precision.
Beverly Joubert, National Geographic Explorer, award-winning wildlife photographer, and co-founder of the Great Plains Foundation, has spent decades documenting Africa's iconic wildlife. Her photographic works lend AFRICA TODAY the authentic gaze of a lifetime spent in the wild, a powerful testament to the beauty that the Foundation works to protect.
Art Meets Conservation
The exhibition is realised in cooperation with the Great Plains Foundation, founded by the renowned conservationists and filmmakers Dereck and Beverly Joubert. The Foundation conserves and expands natural habitats in Africa through innovative initiatives that connect the environment, wildlife, and local communities. A portion of all proceeds from the exhibition directly supports the Foundation's conservation work.
Throughout the exhibition, a Leica Cinema Beamer film programme accompanies the photographic works, screening the documentary "The Elephant Man" as well as wildlife films by the Great Plains Foundation – moving images that deepen the dialogue between art and conservation.
Art Cocktail & Silent Auction 29 June 2026
As a finale to the exhibition, Yours Club of Wine München will host an Art Cocktail & Silent Auction on 29 June 2026. In an inspiring evening of art, wine, and shared commitment, guests can bid on selected works – and on an exclusive luxury safari for two in Kenya, generously donated by Great Plains. All proceeds support the Great Plains Foundation's mission to protect Africa's iconic wildlife and wilderness.
Visit the Exhibition
AFRICA TODAY Contemporary Visions of a Continent is on view at
Yours Club of Wine München, Ludwigstraße 10, 80539 München, until 30 June 2026.
Visits by appointment.
For appointments, inquiries, and the available works list, please contact us at contact
@vioventi.art or +43 676 7918890.
VIOVENTI ART at ZUMA Kitzbühel
Anke Schaffelhuber – Art in a Living SpaceMost art is seen in rooms built for looking at art. This one isn't.
At ZUMA Kitzbühel, selected works by Anke Schaffelhuber hang where people eat, talk and stay – a setting that asks something different of a picture than a gallery does. It has to hold its own against conversation, against movement, against an evening that is about something else entirely. The works do, and they change the room while doing it.
Anke Schaffelhuber
has travelled to Africa more than forty times in search of her motifs. Her large-format, digitally constructed compositions place the stillness of African landscapes against the pulse of global cities – image worlds in which reality and invention are no longer cleanly separable. Critics have described her as a representative of an "empathetic avant-garde": work of considerable aesthetic precision, asking serious questions about where the world is going.
A different idea of what art does in a space
The project is a deliberate experiment for VIOVENTI ART. Art in hospitality settings is usually decoration – chosen to match, and forgotten by the second course. The premise here is the opposite: that a serious artistic position, curated for a specific room, becomes part of that room's character. Guests stay longer. They ask who made it. The space acquires a voice it didn't have before.
Shaping how a place is experienced
For hotels, restaurants and developers, this is a proposition worth taking seriously. Curated art shapes how a place is experienced and remembered, and it does so in a way that furnishing cannot. The ZUMA project is where we test that in practice.
Curatorial partnerships
VIOVENTI ART develops and curates art concepts for hospitality, residential and commercial spaces – from the selection of positions and the placement of works through to commissioned pieces, editions and accompanying programmes.
For enquiries: kontakt@vioventi.art · +43 676 791 88 90
Contact
Phone: +43 6767918890
E-mail: info@vioventi.art
Locations:
Dorf 51, A-6373 Jochberg/ Kitzbuehel
Hoehenbergstr. 38, D-82340Feldafing / Starnberg