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Sculpture Phoenix in Camp Phoenix-Park
Summary
Object
Oliver Ritter: Phoenix
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| Title |
Phoenix |
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| Description |
Deutsch: Gewerbegebiet Camp-Phoenix-Park, Elly-Beinhorn-Straße an der Stadtgrenze zwischen Eschborn & Schwalbach am Taunus. Im Vordergrund die Skulptur Phoenix von Oliver Ritter.
English: Camp-Phoenix-Park commercial area, Elly-Beinhorn-Street on the city limits between Eschborn & Schwalbach am Taunus.In foreground the sculpture Phoenix von Oliver Ritter. |
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| Date | 15 April 2015, 15:15:54 | ||||||||||||||||
| Medium | bronze | ||||||||||||||||
| Collection |
2009: in collection of Kulturreferat Eschborn |
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| Place of discovery | Elly-Beinhorn-Straße, Eschborn | ||||||||||||||||
| Exhibition history |
Deutsch: Das Metall als Material von Ritters Bronzeskulptur wird durch das Feuer transformiert, denn Form und Gestalt erhält das Metall durch die Energie des flüchtigen Feuers. Für die Enthüllung des „Phönix“ im Jahr 2009 wählte Oliver Ritter eine „Feuerenthüllung“. Mit Papier umkleidet, wurde der „Phönix“ entzündet, um bildlich im Feuer zu verbrennen und durch das Feuer seine Form zu enthüllen.
English: The metal as the material of Ritter's sculpture is transformed by fire, because the metal receives its shape and form through the energy of the fleeting fire. For the unveiling of the “Phoenix” in 2009, Oliver Ritter chose a “fire reveal”. Covered in paper, the “Phoenix” was ignited to figuratively burn in the fire and reveal its form through the fire. |
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| References | "Phönix" von Oliver Ritter | ||||||||||||||||
Photograph
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English: Sculpture Phoenix in Camp Phoenix-Park  |
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| Source | Roger Rösler | ||
| Author | Tri@l | ||
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