Im Punkt des Gleichgewichts sculpture by Jan Meyer-Rogge

On the page sh-kunst.de/jan-meyer-rogge-im-punkt-des-gleichgewichts the work of art in the Niebüller city park is described as follows:"Anyone who walks around the sculpture by the sculptor Jan Meyer-Rogge in Niebüller Stadtpark could almost think that the work of art is in constant motion. It seems to expand in all directions like a wild tangle of bronze ribbons. But if you pause for a moment and If you take a closer look, you discover that everything is much simpler than it seems at first glance, because actually there are two very plain and simple circles that have been cut open and slightly bent. The two shapes are even identical and get their expressive power through The different angles of their placement. This simple formula gives the work of art its special charm: Strict geometry meets artistic freedom. In geometry, circles only expand over the surface, in the sculptor's sculpture they expand into the whole room. The perfect, even, closed and extremely calm circular shape has been broken up in such a way that it is dramatic and spacious gripping figure emerged. "There you can read about the artist: "Jan Meyer-Rogge was born in Hamburg in 1935. 1955–1958 he studied painting at the University of Fine Arts as a master student of Karl Kluth. 1959–1963 he had study visits to Amsterdam, Berlin, Florence, Madrid He has been working as a sculptor since 1964, primarily with the materials steel and wood. His works are part of concrete art and land art also lives and works. "

The bronze sculpture “At the Point of Equilibrium” by Jan Meyer-Rogge has been completing art in public spaces since 2016.niebuell.de/media/custom/2435_1715_1.PDF?1679588422