ALEXANDER HUBER (Huberbuam) - Mountain Multivision Talk: Zeit zum Atmen

Alexander Huber is one of the world's finest mountaineers. Together with his brother Thomas he forms the climbing duo "Die Huberbuam" - a name that has long since become a household brand even among non-climbers.

What many people don't know is that the brothers also perform as soloists outside the mountain world. In his multivision talk "Zeit zum Atmen" (Time to Breathe), Alexander Huber takes his audience into the breathtaking fringes of extreme altitude and paints a vivid picture of modern alpinism. Among other things, the exceptional climber guides viewers on a journey to a 2,500-metre rock pillar in the Karakoram and presents spectacular footage from the largest overhang in Europe.

Further highlights document an ascent of the Watzmann East Face and an extraordinary music project at the Heidenpfeiler in the Palatinate. Through multivision technology, the audience is virtually present for all of it, becoming part of the extraordinary world of the mountains. The dizzying heights and challenges serve as a metaphor for life itself - because in every demanding situation, on the mountain or off it, you should pause and find one thing: time to breathe. You can never conquer the mountain itself - but you can conquer yourself.