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Spucken und Schlucken

A dolerite artwork with a unique design

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Created by Walter Sachs in 2007, 'Spucken und Schlucken' is a distinctive installation located on Ferdinand-Freilgrath-Straße. Made from dolerite, the figures stand 98 cm tall and are connected to a drinking water supply, yet lack a traditional fountain basin. The installation is situated in front of the historic Siechenbräu-Haus and operated by the Weimar Water Supply Association.

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The figures are made of dolerite.

Quick Facts

Founded: 2007
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

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Guided Story

Standing before you is a unique installation, created by Walter Sachs in 2007. Known as 'Spucken und Schlucken', these intriguing figures are crafted from dolerite. At just 98 centimeters tall, they might seem small, but they certainly capture attention. What sets them apart is their connection to a drinking water supply, though you won't find a traditional fountain basin here. Situated right in front of the historic Siechenbräu-Haus on Ferdinand-Freilgrath-Straße, this installation is operated by the Weimar Water Supply Association, adding an unexpected element to the area.