Pawlok's works are photographic time travels with unique charm and an impressive tribute to La Serenissima and its flourishing beauty.Ĭan one make joie de vivre visible in a room devoid of people? Werner Pawlok can. Centuries-old heritage appears in a new light and stimulates the viewer's imagination to fill the vacant spaces with historical personalities and intriguing anecdotes. Pawlok succeeded in gaining access to the most sublime and impressive palazzi in the city, staging their interiors in his distinctive style.Using bold colors, he captures Venetian history reflected in the architecture and ornate furnishings of the houses. Through this, he shows art and history from a surprisingly private perspective, far away from tourist crowds and postcard-worthy views. He gives us an insight into the innermost parts of Venice, which remain hidden from most visitors. However, Werner Pawlok shows us the lagoon city from another, lesser-known perspective. Mark's Square, and the spectacular exhibitions of the Biennale. Venice is world famous for its art and history: countless visitors from all over the world are drawn to the narrow streets, St. It feels as if one is on the trail of a world long-since submerged.' 'Over the course of my many visits to Venice, I have gradually learned about a place previously unknown to me: the Venice of the Venetians.
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