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Spucken und Schlucken

Artistic Water Feature in a Historic Setting

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In front of the Siechenbräu-Haus in Weimar, 'Spucken und Schlucken' presents a captivating water feature. The three elegant dolerite figures catch everyone's eye on Ferdinand-Freilgrath-Straße. Water flows directly from the pipe without a traditional basin – a modern twist amidst historical surroundings. Discover the blend of art and functionality that has fascinated since 2007.

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The installation stands precisely 98 cm tall.

Guided Story

Take a closer look at how the water gushes from these figures. This isn't your typical fountain; it's an ingenious installation by Walter Sachs from 2007. These three dolerite figures are not just art but also functional. They're directly connected to a drinking water supply – a unique blend of utility and aesthetics. Look around, you're in the heart of Weimar's historic charm. Behind you stands the Siechenbräu-Haus, a place steeped in history. And if you glance eastward, you might spot the Bodebrunnen, continuing the tradition of fountain artistry. 'Spucken und Schlucken' invites you to pause and appreciate the interplay of past and present.