Feromontana brings his acclaimed Smiley Collection to the luxurious SPA Resort Styria 4* Superior Hotel in Bad Waltersdorf, Austria. The exhibition, which is now open to guests, showcases a trio of striking sculptures in Feromontanas signature style, each exuding positivity and playful charm.

The collection greets visitors immediately upon arrival, with a Medium Blue Smiley Sculpture prominently placed at the hotel entrance. Standing at 1.2 meters in height, this stainless steel creation in SPA Resort Styria Blue sets the tone for the uplifting experience that awaits within.

Inside the hotel, guests are welcomed by the Large Smiley Sculpture, a centerpiece of the lobby area. Towering at 2.5 meters, this impressive work commands attention and adds a joyful ambiance to the space. The large sculpture is a favorite for those looking to capture a memorable moment during their stay.

At the reception, Feromontana’s Small Smiley Sculpture offers a more intimate encounter with the artist’s work. Though only 30 centimeters tall, this piece perfectly encapsulates the collection’s essence of happiness and optimism.

These sculptures are part of Feromontana’s global exhibition series, where his Smiley Collection has captivated audiences worldwide. The unique design of each piece, with a shadow smiley cleverly incorporated, not only delights the eye but also invites reflection on the balance of light and shadow in our lives.

Visitors to SPA Resort Styria will find that Feromontana’s sculptures are more than just art; they are an experience—one that aligns beautifully with the serene and rejuvenating environment of the hotel. This exhibition is a must-see for art enthusiasts and those seeking a moment of joy and inspiration during their stay in Austria.

Don’t miss the chance to experience the Smiley Collection at SPA Resort Styria, where art and wellness converge to create a truly uplifting atmosphere.

This exhibition is open to all hotel guests, offering an opportunity to witness the world-renowned Smiley sculptures in person.