몬하임 암 라인 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Tony Cragg, born in Liverpool in 1949, was, among other things, rector of the Düsseldorf Art Academy from 2009 to 2013. The bronze columns he designed for Monheim am Rhein are each approximately five and a half meters high. They are arranged in a triangular shape, equidistant from one another. One can and should walk between them, viewing them from all sides. As the work's title, "Points of View," suggests, the artwork's appearance changes depending on the perspective from which it is approached. Viewed from ever-shifting angles, familiar forms repeatedly emerge in the columns' contours: faces in profile, appearing and disappearing like an optical illusion. Tony Cragg is a master of playing with the contrast between static and dynamic forms and with abstract shapes that simultaneously possess representational, often almost human-like qualities (see https://www.monheim.de/stadtleben-aktuelles/kunst-im-oeffentlichen-raum/points-of-view). It's nice that a city is also investing in art.

Roundabout in Monheim-Baumberg

Just stand in the middle of the circle and speak towards the sticks.

Always an eye-catcher on our tour along the Rhine – to the ever-beautiful Monheim, the fourth dimension. On the embankment, pedestrians and cyclists can, with mutual consideration, enjoy the view across the Rhine and gaze at the silver work of art – the almost nine-meter-tall and equally long sculpture. And sometimes even hear sounds from the wind. Opposite is another visible landmark of Monheim – the Marienkapelle (St. Mary's Chapel), one of the oldest pilgrimage sites in the Archdiocese of Cologne.

Nice here.

March 25, the Rhine promenade is a construction site😡

The promenade has become really great and will continue to be expanded 👍

Old city gate.