Hundertwasser House Hahnsäge

Well, see what's hiding in the forest, a broken water wheel and a hut embellished by Hundertwasser.
Also very nice the idea to lay out the way with colored sand patterns.

The Hauserl is right on the way. So you do not have to come here extra. It is "worth seeing" because it once belonged to the Hundertwasser and was also decorated by him.

Hundertwasser lived there for almost 40 years and painted many pictures. I found something from a Roitner:Near Roiten near Rappottenstein Hundertwasser painted in this house, the "Hahnsäge", which is located directly on the Kleiner Kamp. In the house there is no electricity and no water pipe. In the house was a small stove, the Hundertwasser heated with wood. The house is deep in the forest in a secluded location. Immediately at the fight huge granite blocks stick out of the water. Hundertwasser liked to paint here for two to three months in winter, creating about 20 to 30 works. He also campaigned for years that the footpath on the Kamp is not expanded and can be used by large tractors. The house was painted after the death of Friedensreich Hundertwasser 2000, later in 2001 by the painter Previn Cherkorri. The Hahnsäge is today privately owned. (Source: Norbert Danner)