With innovative strength and passion, WAGNER Living designs spaces that redefine working, living and life. The aim: to create individual environments that are not only functional but also inspiring.

As part of Art Cologne 2025, we are expanding our established areas of expertise – design, unique products, spatial concepts and science – to include an extraordinary art project that creatively advances the idea of moving spaces.

Moving Spaces stands for spaces in motion – for dynamism, change and the connection between aesthetics and function. We are now bringing this principle into dialogue with contemporary art, thus creating new impulses for the design of living spaces that evolve with their users. Movement meets art, and art moves people and space!

On the occasion of Art Cologne 2025, Dieter Dreher – creative strategist, 3D artist and artist from Pulheim near Cologne – is presenting a series of ten works based on WAGNER’s d1. In his style, ‘with cheeky, light strokes, reduced to the maximum’, he shows pictorial scenes from everyday office life that humorously reflect our daily experiences.

Dieter Dreher was Creative Director at Astarte Multimedia AG for many years and taught communication and media design, visual communication and 3D printing at Fresenius University of Applied Sciences in Cologne, Munich, Hamburg, Berlin and Düsseldorf from 2004 to 2022. From 2019 onwards, he focused on projects in the Ludwig Fresenius Talent Network as a Creative Strategist. Since 2022, his creative work has once again focused on his freelance career, combining strategy, design and artistic concepts.

Dieter Dreher has received numerous honours throughout his career: in 1997, he received the German Multimedia Award in Gold for Great Conductors of the Berlin Philharmonic. He won the Design Award Gold in the United Kingdom for Robbie Williams, Angel, and his work ‘Reaching for the Stars’ was nominated for the Emma Award.

This exclusive series comprises ten selected motifs in black and white, as high-quality offset prints on fine handmade paper in 30 × 40 cm format.

Serial unique pieces

Each image has been hand-coloured in bright red, making each copy a unique work of art.

Signature & embossing

All works bear two dry stamps: one from the artist and another from Wagner. They are numbered by hand in the lower left corner (1/50 to 50/50) and signed by the artist himself in the lower right corner.

Optional framing

Stylish framing in 40 × 50 cm format is available on request – with a choice of black wooden or aluminium moulding, with a passe-partout and high-quality museum glass (Ultra Vue UV70) for optimum protection and brilliant presentation.