
Gartenschlauch
A playful masterpiece in Stühlinger's heart
Did you know?
The Gartenschlauch sculpture in Freiburg, created in 1983, is a striking piece of art that evokes the memory of the allotments that once occupied the site.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1983
- Height
- 10 m
- Wheelchair Access
- Partially accessible
Guided Story
Picture this: a simple garden hose transformed into a towering 10-meter sculpture right before your eyes. Look up! Claes Oldenburg's work challenges the mundane and sweeps you into a realm of imagination. Behind you, this giant faucet stands on land once filled with lush allotments, a nod to the park's history. Can you hear the water gently flowing? It's as if the hose might burst into life at any moment. This playful installation perfectly complements the vibrant energy of the Stühlinger district. As you stand here, let your mind wander and imagine how creativity awaits you around every corner in Freiburg.
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