Mural, Robert Indermaur

We encounter Robert Indermaur's figures on house walls in the old town of Chur and around the train station. The figures have a rather somber appearance, hiding in corners and places where they are easily overlooked. The people on the house walls seem to have been encountered in the neighborhood before, they are typical and representative of people of a certain time. The violinist on Bahnhofplatz is even given life by being reinvented and redrawn again and again by Indermaur. He left many figures behind when he left the city in 1983. Storchengasse, where his school route used to pass through, is also richly painted, as are Reichsgasse and Obertor. Today, the figures belong to the inventory of the preservation of historical monuments and are protected.


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