CHRIZI-Art's bold Rhön sheep exhibition redefines regional identity through abstract energy
Black and White Was Yesterday: The Rhön Sheep Breaks Free in Hilders Town Hall Gallery
In Hilders' Rathausgalerie, the iconic Rhön sheep steps boldly beyond tradition—thanks to Christina Zimmermann (CHRIZI-Art), who gives it a vibrant new voice.
Her abstract works collide the rugged soul of the Rhön with dazzling neon accents and modern structures. It's a love letter to our homeland—loud, colorful, and crackling with energy.
The artist invites everyone to rediscover the Rhön through her eyes and let the radiance of her paintings inspire them. The opening reception kicks off on March 30, 2026, at 6:30 PM, complete with cool music and drinks.
About the Artist: Christina Zimmermann
Behind the name CHRIZI-Art stands German artist Christina Zimmermann. Since 2019, she has shared her work through her artist's blog on Instagram and Facebook.
Primarily working in acrylics, her creations embody the motto "Making the invisible visible." Zimmermann's art knows no boundaries: deeply rooted in the region, she has also taken her work to the global stage, most recently at the prestigious Bank Art Fair in Singapore in 2025.
