Atelier Zweiback
Nestled in the heart of Gelsenkirchen, my studio in the Alte Brotfabrik is more than just a workspace—it’s a vibrant hub for a creative, open-minded community. This is a place where art comes to life, not just through my own work, but through the diverse and inspiring people who gather here.
Who Makes This Place Special?
The studio is part of a colorful, dynamic community, including:
- Fish und Apfelmus – bringing their unique blend of creativity and joy.
- Roman Pilgrim – a connector who bridges art and community in meaningful ways.
- Maria Meza – an artist whose work tells stories and builds connections.
- Ateliergemeinschaft Alte Brotfabrik – a collective that shapes spaces for exchange, craftsmanship, and artistic creation.
- The Deko-Hexe – a master of transformation, turning simple ideas into something magical.
- Tania Reinicke is a German photographer and visual artist whose experimental works explore the intersections of photography, performance, and media installation, focusing on the relationship between image space and the viewer’s perception
A Space for Children and Creative Learning
A key focus is supporting children in Gelsenkirchen. The studio aims to be an open space for learning and experimentation, where young minds can explore their creativity through workshops, projects, and collaborative activities. We want to show them how rewarding it is to bring their own ideas to life.
Why Alte Brotfabrik?
Because here, creativity knows no bounds. Because here, people come together to inspire and support one another. Because here, art isn’t just made—it’s lived.
The studio is more than a place to work—it’s a space for connection, where everyone is welcome to create, learn, or simply be part of the journey.
