When will the travel report on Iceland take place?

The event will take place on November 15, 2026, from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM.

Where will the travel report be shown?

The live show will take place at the Savoy Theater, Graf-Adolf-Straße 47, 40210 Düsseldorf.

Who presents the travel report?

Sebastian and Maximilian Lehrke present the travel report with photographs, film footage, and personal travel stories.

Is the event accessible?

The Savoy Theater is accessible except for the entrance with 15 steps and the restroom. The team on-site assists visitors with access. Wheelchair spaces are located in the main auditorium.

How can the Savoy Theater be reached by public transport?

The Berliner Allee stop is reachable by tram lines 701, 705, 706, 708, and 709, as well as several bus lines. From there, it’s about a three-minute walk.

Are there parking facilities nearby?

The ParkCenter Kö at Stresemannstraße 8 and the Moll parking garage at Berliner Allee 51 are located about 400 meters away.

Iceland Between Northern Lights and Lava: GRENZGANG Shows Nature as Big Cinema

Name: Border Walk Travel Report: Iceland – Between Northern Lights and Lava
Start: 2026-11-15T17:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-15T20:00:00+01:00
Location: Savoy Theater

Iceland Between Fire and Ice: A Travel Report Full of Natural Power

On November 15, 2026, the GRENZGANG travel report at the Savoy Theater Düsseldorf leads into a landscape that seems like a living natural artwork: Europe’s largest glaciers, roaring waterfalls, black beaches, rugged cliffs, deserts, lava fields, and polar lights shape Iceland – an island between geological primal force and tranquil expanse.

An Aesthetic Experience of Light, Landscape, and Movement

The twin brothers Sebastian and Maximilian Lehrke approach Iceland with the sensitive perception of photographers and filmmakers. Their live show combines large-format images with personal travel experiences and opens the viewer’s eyes to the multifaceted aesthetics of the volcanic island. Dark beaches contrast with radiant ice, fog wraps around jagged coasts, and the changing light transforms the landscape into a constantly new composition.

Photography as a Reflection of an Extreme Landscape

Iceland appears in this travel report not as a mere backdrop, but as a dynamic visual space. Wind, weather, sea, ice, lava, and time shape a landscape whose forms oscillate between abstraction and documentary accuracy. The photographic language of the Lehrke brothers makes geological processes sensually tangible and simultaneously imparts an awareness of the vulnerability of Arctic and sub-Arctic natural spaces.

Fire and Ice as a Cultural and Geological Tension Field

As the largest volcanic island on Earth, Iceland unites contrasts that meet directly in the image composition: glacier fields stand beside black lava fields, waterfalls tumble through desolate expanses, and rugged cliffs mark the transition between land and Atlantic. An impressive focus is the volcanic eruption in the Fagradalsfjall massif in 2021, which Maximilian Lehrke experienced up close as one of the first people ever, and later Sebastian as well.

The Artists Behind the Travel Report

Sebastian Lehrke works as a freelance photographer, filmmaker, and adventurer in Cologne. Maximilian Lehrke is a photographer with a special emphasis on nature and landscape photography. Their joint work combines journalistic travel observation with careful visual design. Thus, a live report arises that connects nature photography, film, personal narrative, and cultural education into an intense art experience.

Conclusion: Experience Iceland on the Big Screen

The GRENZGANG travel report promises an immersive reflection on an extraordinary landscape. Visitors will experience the power of Icelandic nature through images, films, and stories – from the tranquil glacier expanse to the glowing lava. Anyone interested in photography, landscape art, adventure, and the aesthetic experience of remote spaces should experience this evening live at the Savoy Theater.