21 mètres Sculpture

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“21 meters of what?” you might ask, squinting at the imposing steel structure before us. This, my friends, is the “21 mu00e8tres” sculpture, a modern masterpiece by the renowned Swiss artist, Fabrice Gygi. Completed in 2012, the 21 mu00e8tres sculpture isn’t just a random assembly of steel. Its name, as you might have guessed, directly translates to “21 meters” in English, reflecting its impressive height. Towering over us, this minimalist yet powerful artwork stands as a testament to Gygi’s fascination with architecture and urban spaces.

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