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Große Liegende

Serene Art Amidst Urban Vibrancy

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The Great Reclining Figure by Wieland Förster invites you to pause and reflect. This striking sculpture, dating back to 1965, graces the lively Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district, symbolizing the harmonious blend of art and city life. Immerse yourself in the elegant form and expressive power of the sculpture, and take a moment to feel its tranquility.

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In 1965, artist Wieland Förster created the 'Große Liegende' sculpture as a symbol of the connection between humanity and nature in the heart of Berlin.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1965

Guided Story

Can you feel the quiet magic this sculpture exudes? The Great Reclining Figure by Wieland Förster is more than just art. It’s a silent companion amidst the vibrant life of Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg. Look closely, and you'll notice the gentle curves resembling waves, reflecting the flow of life—calm yet full of movement. Just behind you, a few steps away, stands the Handwerker mit Sohn monument, telling a different story of hard work and community. Here, stories meet and weave into a living tapestry. Let the sculpture's tranquility wash over you and take a moment to sense the connection between art and life.