Client: Saarländisches Künstlerhaus, ME Saar Format: Advertising trailer Andrea Neumann Prize. The new art prize, which comes with a purse of 5.000 euros, is aimed at artists of all disciplines as well as curators from the greater region of Saarland, Rheinland-Pfalz, Luxembourg and Wallonia.The work of the award winner is presented both in the rooms of the Künstlerhaus in Saarbrücken and at the contemporary art fair Art Week in Luxembourg.

Client: Tretempi Format: Trailer. As a German and Luxembourgian premiere, the Saarland theatre production company TreTempi and the Kulturhaus Mersch are producing the solo for an actress “Peggy Guggenheim-Woman before a Glass” by the renowned Broadway author Lanie Robertson, starring Edda Petri and directed by Claude Mangen. The premiere took place at the Moderne Galerie, Saarbrücken.

Customer: Tanzatelier Tanja Langguth. Format: Image film. Tanja Langguth, a state-certified dance teacher for artistic dance, offers a wide range of courses in her dance studio: from classical ballet, modern and jazz to hip hop and tap dance. She also offers PBT – Progressing Ballet Technique – a gymnastics class that specifically strengthens the fitness of dancers.

Customer: Museum St. Wendel Format: Exhibition film. In the exhibition film, the Museum St. Wendel presents Juliane Laitzsch and Gertrud Riethmüller, two artists who use different media to explore textiles. In the exhibition “drunter und drüber”, lace-making, sound installations and drawing come together to take textiles beyond their original context and open up new levels of meaning.

Client: Saar Tourist Board and Weltkulturerbe Völklinger Hütte Format: Making-of. The artist Hendrik Beikirch creates his third façade in the Saarland. On a wall of Saarstahl AG he portrays the steelworker Kaya Urhan. This mural connects the city of Völklingen with the Weltkulturerbe Völklinger Hütte and was created on the occasion of this year’s Urban Art Biennale.

Customer: Alyeh Sadat Rugs. Format: Promotional film. How are rugs made? A 3-D video installation by Florian Steinbach-Penner in the showroom LUX shows the story of how a rug is made, from the raw materials to the weaving to the valuable end product.

Client: Saarländisches Künstlerhaus Format: Portrait of an artist. The Saarland painter Andrea Neumann died far too early in 2020 at the age of 51. To document her work, we created a film portrait in which her companions – artists, curators, friends and family – have their say. The following artists were involved: Juliana Hümpfner, Sigrun Olafsdottir, Carine Kraus , Uwe Loebens, Jörg Gronius. These curators spoke about the artist Andrea Neumann: Dr Roland Mönig, Nicole Nix-Hauck , Ernst W. Uthemann, Dr Andreas Bayer. And finally, her daughter Ida Neumann and her friends Susanne Schön und Wolfram Armbruster had their say.

Customer: TreTempi UG Format: Promotion trailer. This trailer promotes the cult musical Rocky Horror Show, which was produced in Saarland and performed in May 2019 in the Gebläsehalle Neunkirchen.

Client: Creative Center Kutscherhaus Format: Image Film. The image film shows the diverse cultural activities and events of the Kutscherhaus in the Neunkirchen district. “Light up! Neunkirchen” was funded in the last 4 years, among others, by Utopolis, a federal funding program.

Client: Joachim Ickrath, Format: Exhibition trailer
Ickrath, born in 1940, began his artistic work in Berlin in the 1960s. There, after studying in Basel and Berlin (HdK), he founded the magazine ZAAZ with other like-minded people. The group around ZAAZ was entirely dedicated to concrete geometric art. Joachim Ickrath has been living and working in his native home, the Saarland, again since 1981. His latest exhibition at Herweck AG, St. Ingbert, from 24 November to 24 December 2023, shows current works from 2022 and 2023 as well as a cross-section from the last 10 years.

Client: Saarländisches Staatstheater Format: Making of/Trailer. We observe the ballet director of the Saarländische Staatstheater, Stijn Celis, as he choreographs his new piece “610 Elm Drive” for the Saarland State Ballet.

Client: Vallée Verte Format: Explainer. Presentation of the new organic cheese from Vallée Verte – here Heidiland – which serves as background information and sales argument for wholesalers.

Client: Museum St. Wendel Format: Exhibition Film. Claudia Brieske’s “Stomping Symphony” is a touring video and sound installation that connects with the respective architectural environment. In the Museum St. Wendel, the recordings are realised in the dynamic staccato of stomping directly onto three large screens hanging from the ceiling. Sound and image are composed into a condensed, polyphonic and visual “symphony“.

Client: Saarländisches Staatstheater Format: Making of. Stijn Celis, ballet director of the Saarländisches Staatstheater, has choreographed his new work “Antikhthon”, which will be premiered on the three-part evening “Bella Figura” together with pieces by Jiří Kylián and David Dawson. The starting point is the concrete music of Iannis Xenakis. Stijn Celis has collaborated with two artists from Saarland: Dirk Rausch designed the stage set, Claudia Vogel created the costumes.

Client: Communication Dr. Karin Kröninger Format: Image film. The image film gives a first impression of the person Dr. Karin Kröninger and provides information about her way of communication.

Sigrún Ólafsdóttir (1963) studied sculpture in her native Reykjavík, Iceland, and continued her studies in fine art and sculpture with Wolfgang Nestler at the Saar College of Fine Arts in Saarbrücken. The artist’s main media are drawing and sculpture. Her central theme is the relationship between two interdependent forces – e.g. movement and stillness, statics and dynamics, heaviness and lightness. In her sculptures, the material – steel, aluminium, latex rubber or wood – plays a central role.
The artist, who has lived in Saarbrücken since the 1990s, was honoured in 2022 for her outstanding artistic work with the Albert Weisgerber Prize for Fine Arts from the city of St. Ingbert. For the special presentation in cooperation with the city of St. Ingbert, guest curator Andrea Fischer from the Albert Weisgerber Foundation has selected exhibits from several decades together with the artist. Her works can be seen in the Modern Gallery Saarbrücken in the exhibition Contemporary Movement, which runs from 29 November 2025 to 12 April 2026. Here you can see a model of the upcoming exhibition.
Learn more about the artist we had the pleasure of interviewing for our art podcast art talk SaarLorLux.

Client: Opera Festival at the Saarpolygon, Format: Teaser for the Opera Festival at the Saarpolygon 2025. The Saarpolygon on the Duhamel spoil tip near Ensdorf stands as a monument to coal mining. The first opera festival took place there in 2024 with The Magic Flute as an open-air event. All performances were sold out and the audience was thrilled. Stefano Poda’s production impressed with its elaborate costumes, spectacular lighting effects and projections as well as the high-quality sound technology. The opera festival at the Saarpolygon is set to become a permanent institution.

Client: Kultur in Neunkirchen, Format: Documentary. Kriminal Tango in Neunkirchen – a look back at the successful crime festivals of 2024 and 2025.
A review of the successful KRIMINAL TANGO crime festival in Neunkirchen in September 2024 and 2025 serves to attract new sponsors. The purpose of the crime festival, which was launched by cultural manager Edda Petri and sponsored by the Saarland Ministry of Economics, is to revitalise vacant properties in Neunkirchen city centre and boost local businesses and restaurants. The highlights of the festival: ice-cold killers, spousal murders, lies and deceit, and criminal city walks – in short, everything the dark heart desires… In addition, well-known and popular authors and actors will be giving their best at readings, musicals and chansons.