The exhibition Portage brings together new works from the artist's last two creative years. His new paintings are accentuated with the neon colors yellow, pink and turquoise or painted in high-contrast black and white. All in acrylic on canvas, they show the results of experiments with techniques such as airbrush techniques and monotype on canvas. The centerpiece of the exhibition is consisting of four mountain paintings. In contrast to earlier or "normal" mountain paintings, these are worked on a matt black background without gesture. Brandl paints the white mountain silhouettes on a different support. He presses the wet paint onto the blackened surface of the picture and gently reworked it with a brush. This results in small mountain-like elevations that still bear witness to the smearing of the paint. Overall, a three-dimensional character is achieved.