Build, be amazed, and get creative!

Artists Alexander Lorenz and Julia Tesch-Kohlbeck from Vienna invite you to a creative hands-on activity for the whole family. Together, participants will tinker, bend, build, and experiment: flexible wooden strips will be transformed into unique works of art. Sustainability is used here in both senses of the word: wood as a sustainable material, and the free creative process, which fosters development—especially in children.

The foundation for this is KISPI: a unique art concept that includes a collection of materials and combines playful discovery, creative design, and collaborative building. KISPI was awarded the Austrian State Prize for Design in 2026. The KISPI concept is as pure as its materials: untreated wood and plywood. Originally conceived as a construction kit for Alexander Lorenz’s sculptures, it has evolved into a tool for playful building and creation for children, hence the name KI-nder-SPI-el.

Participation is included in the museum admission fee.