Vienna is full of this type of unique art work but the only thing is that it takes time for one to understand them. We found this sculpture at Sigmund Freud Park and it certainly attracts the attention of many passers-by. I still can't figure out what it is but it is a popular subject for photos.
We were greeted by yet another cool sculpture as we moved along. I do not have any information about them other than they are rather eye-catching.
Aside from the sculptures, there is a fascinating piece of marble table called ‘Partner of all nations’, a memorial with ten marble chairs. From what I read, each chair represents a country (Poland, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Malta, Hungary, Czech, Slovenia, and Slovakia). Quite a few people were posing in front of it and I was quite sad to leave this beautiful park where we met some wonderful friends.
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great! hope to see that soon!
ReplyDeleteI'm always curious such art. There are similar arts in some Japanese public spaces. I hope that they will go well around the buildings.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely works of art. Love the chairs - they are so elegant.
ReplyDeleteWow! What is that thing in the first picture? An enigma like Sigmund Freud?
ReplyDeleteThe marble table with 10 marble chairs look grand!
Very interesting. Made me want to google it and read more about it. Thanks for this splash of arts. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these beautiful shots from a city I really love!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice pieces of art, I love walking trough Vienna.
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Filip
hi-i saw your blog on someone's--this is so cool!
ReplyDeleteExcellent gallery of photos.
ReplyDeleteSensitivity ... framework ... angles ... colors ... records ... everything perfect.
Thank you for your visit and comment.
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Both interesting and fun art!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeletesome very interesting sculptures there! Nice photos.
ReplyDeleteI love to see stuff that makes you think! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteenjoyed the marble table setting and backdrop
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed looking at the sculptures. Like you i wish they gave you a clue to what the artist was thinking when he designed the sculpture.
ReplyDeletenice,, i wonder i could visit there..
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the table makes a powerful statement
ReplyDeleteI think the sculpture in Freud's park looks a lot like the workings of my mind
Interesting sculptures. The first one looks like a complex puzzle which I will never be able to figure out.
ReplyDeleteMy mum always voted that Vienna is the best city in Europe. I guess your photos have proven her right.
ReplyDeleteSigmund Freud park? Why, I imagine that must be a model of the human mind then, with the id, ego and superego!
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