it’s a timeless symbol that speaks to the human spirit’s resilience and the endless cycle of life. It is a beacon of hope for the city of Augsburg.”

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“Ostern””, a sculpture made of steel, stands tall in front of the Grosses Haus. It catches the eye of every visitor who passes by. This artwork, created by Matschinsky-Denninghoff in 1990, is a symbol of new beginnings and hope, a reminder of the Easter season that brings joy to people across the globe. The Ostern Sculpture stands six and a half meters high and invites you to look up and reflect on its intricate design, resembling an abstract rendering of a blooming flower – a symbol of rebirth and renewal. It is a magnificent reminder that even in times of darkness, there is always the promise of a new beginning and the hope for a brighter future. It’s almost as if the Ostern Sculpture is whispering a secret to the city, a promise of spring after a cold winter. As you stand before the Ostern Sculpture, you realize that it’s more than just a piece of art

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