HR Giger’s Idiosyncratic Museum in the Swiss Alps (foto Crista Leonard) Inside Story of  the Idiosyncratic Hans Ruedi Giger Museum in the Swiss Alps Hidden Inside A Snowbound Medieval Castle lies the World’s Largest Collection of Work by Master of Science Fiction Nightmares, HR Giger. From Bio Mechanoid Orgies to Alien Space Jockeys, we take A Tour around the Visionary Artist’s Legacy A Miniature Train winds its Way Up from Lake Geneva to Reach Gruyeres, A Walled Medieval Town of Picturesque Wooden Chalets Topped by A Fairy Tale Castle. Most Day Trippers visit this Alpine Hill Top for the Fondue, but Others make the Pilgrimage for A Less Wholesome Attraction. in 1998, Hans Ruedi Giger AKA HR Giger As He’s Better Known, Opened the Rambling Chateau Saint Germain here as A Permanent Home for his Pitch Black Work. It’s an Incongruously Idyllic Setting for the Swiss Artist Famous for Translating His Night Terrors into Surreal Visions of Bio Mechanical Horror. The Day We Arrive, A Blizzard has Transformed the Landscape into Narnia, and the Giger Sculptures Guarding the Museum‘s Entrance, A Pack of Goggled Baby Foetuses Stacked Inside A Gun Chamber and A Rusted Female Torso with Lethally Spiked Nipples, are … Meer lezen over Another Man | Hannah Lack – Inside Story of the Idiosyncratic Hans Ruedi Giger Museum in the Swiss Alps