Bewegung II (2)
Midt i Stuttgart, foran Kleine Haus ved Württembergisches Staatstheater, står skulpturen Bewegung II. Den wienske kunstner Wander Bertoni tegnede den abstrakte figur i årene 1960 og 1961. Rustfrit stål, også kendt som Niro-stål, danner materialet, og målene lyder på otte gange fire gange fire meter.
Bertoni ville gøre det abstrakte begreb bevægelse til noget håndgribeligt, noget stål, du kan gå rundt om. Afsløringen fandt sted under Bundesgartenschau, forbundsgartnerudstillingen, i 1961. Som Stuttgarts første abstrakte figur i det offentlige rum skulle den vise en by, der ønskede at fremstå international og åben. Ejerskabet ligger hos Vermögen und Bau Baden-Württemberg, det organ, der forvalter delstatens ejendomme og byggeri.
Værket indgår i byens arbejde med at placere kunst i gaderummet, hvor alle kan møde den. Otte meter bevægelse i rustfrit stål, fanget helt stille foran teateret, er det billede, der bliver hængende.
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