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a very nice corner

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Wow, a really beautiful photo opportunity!

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A special event, also with the idea that trains once passed through here. A highlight.

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The 🟣 PURPLE PATH 🟣 is a sculpture trail that connects Chemnitz, the 2025 Capital of Culture, with 38 towns and cities in the region. Numerous artists have contributed works of various kinds, telling an unknown story of the region. More information at https://chemnitz2025.de/purple-path/ Jana Gunstheimer "dingenunner, dingenauf" (2024) in Zwickau, at the Paradiesbrücke Material: Wood construction, wood cladding, slate tiles "A conical, wave-shaped, rectangular surface stands at ground level in view of the banks of the Mulde River, which flows through Zwickau. The exterior is constructed of an artfully handcrafted slate covering. Depending on the incidence of light and the time of day, a saying shimmers from silver-gray to deep black in the dynamic arrangement of the slate tiles: "Bad Mood" is written in Gothic script with a rounded initial "s." The artist Jana Gunstheimer, born in Zwickau in 1974, integrates this saying as a sculpturally translated form of the alienation effect. At once questioning and flirtatious, Gunstheimer's sculpture invites the viewer to take a stand: "Are you in a bad mood?" In her work, the Villa Massimo scholarship recipient addresses, on the one hand, regional cultural heritage, which developed from a collaboration with a Saxon master roofer, as many houses in the Ore Mountains and parts of their facades are covered and clad with slate. These are not only symbols and expressions of a traditional craft with a wealth of knowledge handed down over centuries, but also testify to a strong desire for design, which has been passed down in the past in a vibrant canon of ornaments and symbols in carvings, facade decorations, bobbin lace patterns, and samplers. On the other hand, the artist alludes to the current problem of identity-destroying classism, which has become entrenched in the media as the cliché of the "bad-tempered Saxon." Inspired by everyday sayings and wishes embroidered on linen cloths in the Erzgebirge tradition, Gunstheimer places her sculpture, resembling a curved cloth, in the public space. Decorated with a spell in the tradition of Zwickau weavers, it conveys the positive message: "Stay in a good mood!" (Text: Alexander Ochs / Ulrike Pennewitz)

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good and car-free alternative from Lauter to Schwarzenberg

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Despite lighting, quite dark and drafty

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Right next to the Paradise Bridge, on the Mulde cycle path.

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great view of an offshoot of the Eibenstock dam

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