19 March — 3 April 2015
Opening Times:
WED — FRI, 10.00 AM — 6.30 PM
Vernissage:
19 MAR 2015, 7.00 PM — 10.00 PM
FREEDOM IS IMPORTANT, ESPECIALLY FOR CHICKEN
Prepare well in advance. Soil should be fertile, rich in organic matter, well-drained and not compacted. pH should be approximately 6.5. Incorporate 200g Dolomite and 150g fertilizer thoroughly into the soil. Organic matter, such as compost is very advantageous, to increase the level of beneficial micro-organisms in the soil. Irrigate thoroughly for a few days prior to planting. Banana plants love water but they hate wet feet. Mound the soil up and then dig a hole so the plant will be higher than the surrounding ground, to minimize water pooling around the base and drowning the roots.
Peter Phobia is an artist/ freelance illustrator living & working in Vienna, Austria.
Besides studying graphic design at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, he is a passionate golf player, has an obsession with writing lists, loves bananas and carries his sketchbook everywhere he goes.
Furthermore, Peter is a collector of absurd moments of everyday life which later on often serve as a source of inspiration in his work.
