At the corner of the street, a little city garden hums with life. This is where you will find Samuel Treindl’s Vögel Installation. The “7000 Butterflies” open-community garden surrounds it. This place serves as a resting spot for residents. It also welcomes those passing by on the street art walk.
Samuel Treindl’s work anchors this garden. His art represents anarchistic productions. It also embodies material research.
The RADIUS urban art project has created ten pieces of art. They tackle the concept of home creatively. The street art canvases are diverse. They range from hall walls to cracks in allotment garden walls.
Kulturort Depot, Künstlerhaus Dortmund, the 44309//GALLERY, and DI POOL promotion conceived RADIUS. The Künstlerhaus Dortmund has been run by artists since 1983. It serves as a studio and exhibition space. It showcases contemporary and experimental art. You can find works of all artistic genres here. This includes painting, sculpture, graphics, film, video, spatial installations, and new media. Members organize exhibitions. These group shows include external artists.
Dortmund’s harbor quarter offers a special experience. The Street Art Walk guides you. You discover art and seaside nostalgia. Original cafes and cultural locations dot the route. The walk covers approximately 5.5 kilometers.
Along the way, you will encounter other artworks. A building façade displays messages for reflection. Markus Wiese’s “HOME” uses typography and geometry. Alexis Dworsky’s Braille art is tangible. A gable wall showcases Andrè Trafic’s love for the harbor. “More than Words” represents a team of facade designers. Robert Matze’s graffiti sarcastically comments on everyday situations. Pandora 2.0’s mural resembles a curious aquarium. Ursula Meyer’s stone wall is covered in brightly colored eyes. Evelyn Bracklow invites you to find tiny ant art.
The Vögel Installation is a highlight. It stands as a testament to Dortmund’s artistic spirit. It connects nature, community, and artistic expression. Take a moment to appreciate Samuel Treindl’s creation. Observe the garden’s buzzing life. Contemplate the meaning of home in this urban oasis. This installation invites reflection. It adds color to Dortmund’s street art scene.