A Perfect Circle Sculpture by Pablo Hirndorf

The sculpture is part of the sculpture trail.
A frame made of welded wire mesh was densely filled with segments of tree trunks by the students. Through the opening in the middle of the circular shape that has been created, the view is directed to sections of the vast landscape and their perception is sharpened. The clear, round shape - "A Perfect Circle" - symbol of perfection - creates an exciting contrast to the dominant horizontal of the north German landscape. In 2007, Pablo Hirndorf received 1st prize from the jury for this property. Students of the grammar school and the vocational training center Dr. Jürgen Ulderup were involved in the creation.

Pablo Hirndorf's family comes from Silesia and after the end of the Second World War in 1946 they settled in the district of Altenbücken in the municipality of Bücken in Lower Saxony. His father practiced painting.From an early age, Pablo Hirndorf played and worked artistically with whatever was available at home due to his father's job: materials in the form of leftover paint, old wallpaper books or lumps of putty for modelling.From 1984 to 1986 Pablo Hirndorf studied art education at the University of Hanover, from 1986 to 1992 free art at the University of Applied Sciences in Hanover with Peter Krahe, Helmut Rogge and Verena Vernunft. In 1991 he received his diploma and in the same year became a member of the Lower Saxony Association of Visual Artists. In 1992, Hirndorf completed the Fine Art course at the University of Applied Sciences in Hanover as a master student.In 1993 he received a studio grant from the state of Lower Saxony. In the same year, Pablo Hirndorf founded a studio in Warpe in the district of Nienburg/Weser in Lower Saxony. Hirndorf decided to consciously live with his family in the middle of nature.
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pablo_Hirndorf

The sculpture path is a great tour not far from the Dümmer