Sculpture
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Concrete Castle, mixed media object, concrete, sand, wood, paint, thread, 135 x110x107cm, 2014
Concrete Castle, mixed media object, concrete, sand, wood, paint, thread, 135 x110x107cm, 2014
Concrete Castle, mixed media object, concrete, sand, wood, paint, thread, 135 x110x107cm, 2014
Concrete Castle, mixed media object, concrete, sand, wood, paint, thread, 135 x110x107cm, 2014
Concrete Castle, mixed media object, concrete, sand, wood, paint, thread, 135 x110x107cm, 2014
Ornament und Verbrechen I, paper cut-out, 95x75cm, framed, 2014, 62 unica, each with a different stencil
Ornament und Verbrechen I, paper cut-out, 95x75cm, framed, 2014, 62 unica, each with a different stencil
Ornament und Verbrechen II, paper cut-out, 95x75cm,framed, 2014, 62 unica, each with a different stencil
Schlosspark, paper cut-out, 95x75cm, framed, 2014, edition of 10

Concrete Castle

mixed media object, concrete, sand, wood, paint, thread, 135 x110x107cm, 2014

Fischer & el Sani’s visionary sculpture “Concrete Castle” is a  raw concrete body of the future reconstructed Berlin castle, which—through bankruptcy—ends up as an unfinished ruin covered by a big sand dune. It serves as a perfect memorial to the absurd political decisions that have determined the Castle’s fate since the 1950s, and as an open public forum, implicating to be reclaimed by other groups like refugees and their need for space to live.

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