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Deutsch: Im Naturschutzgebiet "Obere Gipslöcher" steht eine Skulptur mit dem Abbild von Antony Gormley. Diese und viele weitere wurden in einer zwei jährigen Kunstinstallation mit dem Namen Horizon Field in Zusammenarbeit mit dem britischen Künstler und dem Kunsthaus Bregenz initialisiert.
English: A sculpture by British artist Antony Gormley in the "Obere Gipslöcher" nature reserve. It and many other scuptures were part of a two-year art installation called Horizon Field, made by the artist in collaboration Kunsthaus Bregenz.
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