Labyrinth for Dummies
Genre:walk-through sculpture, public intervention |
Year of creation:2010 |
City/Country:Cologne / Germany |
Location:Herculesberg (Monte Klamotte) |
Material:Alluminium panels, building profiles, tent pegs |
Dimension:200 x 200 x 150 cm |
The sculpture is a shortest fragment of labyrinth. It has an entrance, four turns and an exit. It’s a labyrinth for dummies. The work was illegally erected on Herkulesberg (Monte Klamotte) in Cologne, in a place which is established as a cruising area of the local LGBT scene. In three weeks, the hugely damaged sculpture was dismantled and transported away.
Participants:Florian Frei, Dolunay Gördüm, Alex Forre |
Metalwork:Bernd Voss, Heinz Nink |
Camera:Vera Drebusch, Adrián Villa Dávila, Gonzalo Rodriguez, Andrey Ustinov |
Advising:Julia Scher, Marcel Odenbach, Mischa Kuball, Anne von der Heiden |
Production:Academy of Media Arts, Cologne |
Special thanks to:Lars Beuse |