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Innere Mitte
A Sculpture on the Mnemosyne WaterArtPath
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The 'Innere Mitte' is a sculpture by Kerstin Franke-Gneuß, created in 2000 as part of the Mnemosyne WaterArtPath. Initially located at Gustav-Adolf-Platz, it was moved to its current location in 2017. Made of acrylic glass, it is part of the Dresden Secession 89.
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The sculpture was relocated to its current spot in 2017.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 2000
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
You're standing before 'Innere Mitte', a sculpture created by Kerstin Franke-Gneuß in 2000. It's part of the Mnemosyne WaterArtPath and was relocated here from Gustav-Adolf-Platz in 2017. Made from acrylic glass, it captures light in a unique way. If you look east, you'll notice the Dorfanger Altstrehlen, a small park just 18 meters away. This artwork is part of the Dresden Secession 89, known for its modern and innovative pieces.
Location
Nearby
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