"Flying fish" greet locals and guests on the banks of the Havel. Pike, eel and zander stand on columns four meters high not far from the tourist information. The second group of three sculptures of carp, catfish and perch is placed opposite on the bank of the sink island. The metal artist Klaus Kubat "pulled the water creatures onto land" and the American Karola Dance is responsible for the colorful design. The aquatic animals made of steel are entwined with iron aquatic plants such as water lily leaves and blossoms, which incidentally embellish the transitions from the fish to the pillars.
A “fish on a skewer” can weigh up to 120 kilograms.

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