Knotenkreuz
Knotenkreuz is a wooden sculpture on Nenndorfer Platz in Oberricklingen, a district of Hanover, Germany. The square places this public artwork within Hanover’s art scene in Lower Saxony. From the square, you encounter a crafted wooden form with a clear physical presence. Wood gives the piece its visible material character.
Hans-Jürgen Breuste created the work in 1983, connecting its material presence with a specific artist and year. Its design reflects the idea of a knot. That form points toward interconnectedness and complexity, giving the public setting a subject to consider. Hanover places this artwork among public works across the city.
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