In 2023, the art space was extended to the opposite side of the street by means of a stair-like sculpture built by Hans Schabus in the form of a grandstand, thereby making an additional setting accessible. A temporary speed limit of 30 km/h opened axes of vision, action and concentration that once again question private and public space and allow them to react to one another.
In 2023 the wall, which was permanently installed in 2022, featured banners designed by artists. Four exhibitions, each with four artists and each lasting three months, took place throughout the year. These were seen by more than four million drivers in one year.
The staircase-like sculpture Von Hier nach Dort (From Here to There) by Hans Schabus was presented as an extension of the L201 art space. It faces the space in a clearly visible position, thus opening it up to its surroundings. It takes on the form of a small grandstand made of yellow Doka panels and scaffolding tubes. Von Hier nach Dort (From Here to There) invites visitors to take a seat and look into and through the exhibition space. Movement and standstill, two antipodes in dialog, meet.
Peter Piek and Felix Helmut Wagner created a multimedia performance, presented in and around the L201 art space in Studenzen. During their performance, they occupied the street between Hans Schabus grandstand sculpture Von Hier nach Dort (From Here to There) and the outer wall of the art space. In doing so, they entered into a direct dialog with the vehicles and drivers on highway 201, resulting in bizarre, funny and moving moments.
