The botanical garden bought by Andrè Heller to become a center of ecological consciousness houses several works of art donated or commissioned by the Austrian artist. Many elements lead back to different traditions and spirituality: Buddhist and Tibetan symbols, Hindu statues like the Great Ganesh by Rudolph Hirt, elephant-god of fortune and wisdom, patron of education, coexist with the symbols of metropolitan culture and modernity. As well as we meet works by Roy Lichtenstein, Keith Haring, Peter Pongratz, Susanne Smoegner, Erwin Novak, Edgar Tezak; Rudolph Hirt and the same owner.
The garden hosts plants from all over the world, Andrè Heller has opened the doors of his Garden: the recipe of luck not as a secret place and reserved for a few, but an invitation to all those who want to enjoy it, and who are ready to treat with care and attention the realm of sensitivity.
