*1961
Europe
Marianne
Hirschbichler
9519
Artist ID:
Selected Exhibitions and Milestones
2026 | A Line A Day, Berchtoldvilla, Salzburg, Austria
2025 | 100 x 100: Small Format, Great Impact, Berchtoldvilla, Salzburg, Austria
2025 | Without Bridges No Connection, Stadtmuseum und Galerie Hustopeče, Czech Republic
2025 | Breath of Art, Glockenturm, Graz, Austria
2024 | Breath of Art, Galerie Centrum, Graz, Austria
2024 | Breath of Art, Berchtoldvilla, Salzburg, Austria
2024 | Not All That Glitters Is Gold, Berchtoldvilla, Salzburg, Austria
2024 | Diversity, Berchtoldvilla, Salzburg, Austria
2024 | Zusammenklänge, Galerie 1530, Wernigerode, Germany
2023 | Finalist, ARTiges Art Prize, Ottobrunn, Germany
2023 | Admission to the Professional Association of Visual Artists Austria, Salzburg Regional Association, Painting Section
2022–2023 | Köpferl im Sand, Otto Mauer Zentrum, Vienna, Austria
2022 | What Touches Me, Berchtoldvilla, Salzburg, Austria
2021 | Admission to the Professional Association of Visual Artists Austria, Vienna / Lower Austria / Burgenland Regional Association, Painting & Graphic Arts Section
2019 | THE HUB, Munich / Schwabing, Germany
2019 | Member, Kunstverein Ottobrunn, Germany
2018 | MUNICH ART HOUSE, Munich, Germany
2013–2014 | IZD Tower Audit Partner, Vienna, Austria
2012 | Schubertschloss Atzenbrugg, Lower Austria
2011 | Blackwall Gallery, Basel, Switzerland
Ongoing | Permanent exhibitions in her home region
Permanent Placement | The painting “Schicksalsschlag” found its place in the 'Talschlusskapelle' in Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Austria
Brief Biography & Artistic Journey
Born in 1961 in Hinterglemm, Austria
Self-taught painter since 2008
Marianne Hirschbichler is an Austrian artist from Hinterglemm. She lives on a mountain farm and has been deeply connected to hospitality and rural life since her youth. As a self-taught painter, the act of painting allows her to enter another state of being — intuitive, emotional and deeply personal.
Her works are shaped by strong human emotions and by the realities of everyday life. Living on a mountain farm has given nature and sustainability a central role in her artistic thinking. At the same time, her paintings often address interpersonal tensions and existential themes such as silence, helplessness, loneliness, death, failure and the fragile search for connection.
Hirschbichler works in an abstract and process-oriented manner. At the centre of her paintings are human states of being: communication and silence, closeness and distance, connection and separation. She is particularly interested in what cannot be clearly expressed in words — emotional in-between spaces, ruptures, inner tensions and unspoken experiences.
Her autodidactic approach is an essential part of her artistic freedom. Without formal restrictions, she has developed a visual language shaped by intuition, material experience and inner perception. The conscious acceptance of the unpredictable plays a key role in her creative process.
Brief Biography & Artistic Journey
Born in 1961 in Hinterglemm, Austria
Self-taught painter since 2008
Marianne Hirschbichler is an Austrian artist from Hinterglemm. She lives on a mountain farm and has been deeply connected to hospitality and rural life since her youth. As a self-taught painter, the act of painting allows her to enter another state of being — intuitive, emotional and deeply personal.
Her works are shaped by strong human emotions and by the realities of everyday life. Living on a mountain farm has given nature and sustainability a central role in her artistic thinking. At the same time, her paintings often address interpersonal tensions and existential themes such as silence, helplessness, loneliness, death, failure and the fragile search for connection.
Hirschbichler works in an abstract and process-oriented manner. At the centre of her paintings are human states of being: communication and silence, closeness and distance, connection and separation. She is particularly interested in what cannot be clearly expressed in words — emotional in-between spaces, ruptures, inner tensions and unspoken experiences.
Her autodidactic approach is an essential part of her artistic freedom. Without formal restrictions, she has developed a visual language shaped by intuition, material experience and inner perception. The conscious acceptance of the unpredictable plays a key role in her creative process.
Women in Art
No title
3441
Art ID
2024
|
70 x 50 cm
Acrylic and iron filings on canvas
5400
$
Marianne
Hirschbichler
Women in Art
No title
3442
Art ID
2024
|
50 x 50 cm
Acrylic and iron filings on canvas
4200
$
Marianne
Hirschbichler
Women in Art
No title
3443
Art ID
2024
|
50 x 50 cm
Acrylic and iron filings on canvas
4200
$
Marianne
Hirschbichler
Women in Art
Zyklus Dreiheit Werk 1
3444
Art ID
2020
|
80 x 60 cm
Acrylic on canvas
5400
$
Marianne
Hirschbichler
Women in Art
Zyklus Dreiheit Werk 2
3445
Art ID
2020
|
80 x 60 cm
Acrylic on canvas
5400
$
Marianne
Hirschbichler
Women in Art
Zyklus Dreiheit Werk 3
3446
Art ID
2021
|
80 x 60 cm
Acrylic on canvas
5400
$
Marianne
Hirschbichler
Women in Art
Flüchten
3447
Art ID
2022
|
100 x 80 cm
Acrylic and iron filings on canvas
8300
$
Marianne
Hirschbichler
Women in Art
Leiden
3448
Art ID
2021
|
70 x 70 cm
Acrylic and iron filings on canvas
7700
$
Marianne
Hirschbichler
Women in Art
Sternenkinder
3449
Art ID
2023
|
70 x 50 cm
Acrylic and iron filings on canvas
5400
$
Marianne
Hirschbichler
Women in Art
No title
3450
Art ID
2019
|
50 x 50 cm
Acrylic and iron filings on canvas
5000
$
Marianne
Hirschbichler
Further Works of This Artist
Our Mission and Actions
At THE ART HUB, our mission is initially focused on addressing a profound imbalance within the art world, specifically catering to women artists. In the current landscape, a mere 5% to 15% of artworks traded at auctions are created by women, starkly contrasted by the overwhelming 85% to 95% of works by male artists. This disparity is not only confined to auctions but is also prevalent in exhibitions, where male-created art significantly overshadows that of their female counterparts.
By concentrating our efforts on female artists, THE ART HUB aims to counteract this imbalance and champion women within the art community. This initiative is designed to amplify the visibility of women artists, making their creations more accessible to a wider audience, and ultimately striving for a more balanced representation of genders within art auctions and exhibitions. By prioritizing women in art, our platform boldly advocates for equality and diversity within the art sector, signaling a commitment to reshaping and enriching the cultural landscape.
Curatorial Voices
“With this exhibition, Marianne Hirschbichler has begun what I hope will be a long and successful path throughout the art world. It is an honour and privilege for me to have her first exhibition in the Blackwall Gallery.”
Ed Mundy, Blackwall Gallery
“Marianne Hirschbichler is a self-taught artist who critically and passionately addresses some of humanity’s great themes — interpersonal communication, the environment and visions of the future. With an independent artistic signature, the passionate painter creates essential, symbolic and meditative images in a reduced, inward-looking visual language. Art that comes from the heart and from the soul.”
Elisabeth Nowak-Thaller, LENTOS Kunstmuseum Linz
Selected Exhibitions and Milestones
2026 | A Line A Day, Berchtoldvilla, Salzburg, Austria
2025 | 100 x 100: Small Format, Great Impact, Berchtoldvilla, Salzburg, Austria
2025 | Without Bridges No Connection, Stadtmuseum und Galerie Hustopeče, Czech Republic
2025 | Breath of Art, Glockenturm, Graz, Austria
2024 | Breath of Art, Galerie Centrum, Graz, Austria
2024 | Breath of Art, Berchtoldvilla, Salzburg, Austria
2024 | Not All That Glitters Is Gold, Berchtoldvilla, Salzburg, Austria
2024 | Diversity, Berchtoldvilla, Salzburg, Austria
2024 | Zusammenklänge, Galerie 1530, Wernigerode, Germany
2023 | Finalist, ARTiges Art Prize, Ottobrunn, Germany
2023 | Admission to the Professional Association of Visual Artists Austria, Salzburg Regional Association, Painting Section
2022–2023 | Köpferl im Sand, Otto Mauer Zentrum, Vienna, Austria
2022 | What Touches Me, Berchtoldvilla, Salzburg, Austria
2021 | Admission to the Professional Association of Visual Artists Austria, Vienna / Lower Austria / Burgenland Regional Association, Painting & Graphic Arts Section
2019 | THE HUB, Munich / Schwabing, Germany
2019 | Member, Kunstverein Ottobrunn, Germany
2018 | MUNICH ART HOUSE, Munich, Germany
2013–2014 | IZD Tower Audit Partner, Vienna, Austria
2012 | Schubertschloss Atzenbrugg, Lower Austria
2011 | Blackwall Gallery, Basel, Switzerland
Ongoing | Permanent exhibitions in her home region
Permanent Placement | The painting “Schicksalsschlag” found its place in the 'Talschlusskapelle' in Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Austria
