The 41-year-old Canadian sculptor Gordon Dick wants to depict the natural cycle of nature with his sculpture "Focus on Balance". "This cycle must not be disturbed, otherwise the salmon would die out," says the artist. “All things in the cycle are interdependent. The salmon, the trees and the water. The trees and the soil filter the water, forming the basis for the salmon's life. If we respect, acknowledge and protect this cycle and thus Mother Nature, then we will also be able to preserve this earth for future generations.”

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