Author: Юлія

My Experience at the Ernst Fuchs Museum in Vienna

If you love art, architecture and a bit of crazy fantasy – then the Ernst Fuchs Museum in Vienna will be a discovery for you. It is located in the legendary villa of Otto Wagner, one of the most beautiful examples of Viennese Art Nouveau.

I got here completely by accident, but the impression is for a lifetime. From the first steps inside, it seems as if I have found myself in a parallel world: interiors, colors, sculptures, even small details – everything is permeated with the style of Fuchs, the founder of fantastic realism.

What impressed me the most

– Ernst Fuchs’ paintings and graphics, which cannot be confused with others;
– deep shadows and bright colors of the interiors, reminiscent of a dream or a fairy tale;
– furniture and objects created by the artist himself;
– the atmosphere of the house, which is difficult to describe in words – it has to be felt.
To be honest, you won’t understand everything you see here right away. But that’s what makes the museum so interesting – it surprises, shocks and fascinates at the same time.

Why it’s worth a visit

I managed to run around with my camera almost before closing, so I’m already looking at the details in the photos..

Therefore, if you’re in Vienna, I advise you to definitely make time for the Ernst Fuchs Museum. Even if you’re not a fan of his work, the atmosphere of this villa is worth seeing.

📍 Address: Hüttelbergstraße 26, 1140 Wien, Austria

The Carpathians are a place where the wind sings its songs among the age-old spruces, and the peaks look into the very heart of the sky. Here, in the kingdom of mountains, where time slows down, every breath is filled with freshness, and every landscape is a true work of art.

Hoverla is the highest peak of Ukraine, like the queen of the Carpathians, majestically rising above the green waves of the mountains. It meets the sunrise first, wrapping the light in the clouds that dance on its slopes. The road here is a test for the body and a holiday for the soul. Whoever climbs Hoverla will feel how the heart begins to beat in unison with the mountains.

Pip Ivan Chornohirsky is another legendary peak, crowned with the ancient White Elephant Observatory. Once the stars were studied here, but today it is a silent witness to the winds and snows. From here, you can see mesmerizing panoramas: dark forests, endless valleys and clouds that seem close, as if you could touch them with your hand.

The Carpathians are more than just mountains. This is a place where every stone preserves the stories of travelers, and every dawn tells of a new day full of beauty and inspiration.

Here, among this majestic nature, true art is born. Because even an interior photographer cannot help but admire the architecture of the Carpathians themselves – built by time, winds and legends. 📸✨

Photographer: Yuliia Yakubyshyna @jul.yakub

2014

Nikon D90