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</p><p>// Sculpture called "Dreiheit" built by Brigitte and Martin Matschinsky-Denninghoff in the year 1993. It's made out of steel tubes - located right next to the Berlinische Galerie, Berlin-Kreuzberg.
</p><p>"Bundles of steel tubes welded together of single elements are the trademark of this sculptor couple. This special technique created by the artists makes it possible to move even the largest of volumes freely in space. The sculptures sometimes appear to be completely removed from gravity. They suggest growth and evoke images of the natural world - a sharp contrast to the chromium-nickel steel they are composed of. Light plays off the sculptures, creating a wide spectrum of colors on the surface and suggesting yet another link to nature. The word "Dreiheit" alludes not only to a grove of trees, but indirectly to the drama "Golgatha"
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