Albert Coers: Straßen Namen Leuchten - ein Denkmal für die Familie Mann

Imagine the atmosphere when Thomas Mann strolled through Munich's streets. Right in front of you is a monument made from street signs and lamps of the cities that shaped Mann and his family. Look around and find names like Zurich and Rome, expanding his literary realm. On your left, just a short walk away, is the Salvatorkirche, a silent witness to history. This monument tells not just of places, but of stories brought to life on the streets of these cities. As you stand here, think about Mann's writings on the significance of home and abroad. In this play of light and shadow, you can feel the global resonance of his works.