Have you ever heard a bell that you couldn’t hear? The DIE GLOCKE sculpture in Zurich is exactly that, a silent bell. It sits nestled in the Hunzikar Areal, a development known for its community focus. The DIE GLOCKE is a unique sculpture of community, a symbol for a shared experience. If you look carefully, only its neck and crown rise from the earth, like a futuristic archaeological relic. The bell itself is buried deep within the ground. It was a collaborative project, created by artists Stefan Baltensperger and David Siepert. They invited the neighborhood to contribute their old aluminum. For weeks, aluminum collected in containers until the summer of 2018, then the artists poured it into the ground, creating a unique and lasting piece of art. While you can’t hear the bell, the story of its creation continues to reverberate through the community, a testament to collective action.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to