A child’s laughter echoes. It dances on the breeze here by the Oderpromenade. We stand before Mutter und Kind, a sculpture capturing a timeless bond. Mutter und Kind, “Mother and Child,” is more than just bronze. It’s a whisper of 1977, forged by the skilled hands of August Martin Hoffmann. The sculpture stands proudly, a testament to the enduring power of love and connection. It’s a poignant scene frozen in time. Mutter und Kind is 148 centimeters of pure emotion. The mother’s gaze, the child’s playful reach, it speaks volumes. This artwork isn’t confined to a museum. It graces the open air, north of the Stadtbrücke border crossing. It shares its quiet strength with everyone who passes by. The Mutter und Kind sculpture is a gift. It’s a gift of art to the city of Frankfurt (Oder). It invites contemplation and reflection on the universal language of family.
Neuapostolische Kirche
The Neuapostolische Kirche in Frankfurt (Oder) stands tall, a beacon of faith in the heart of the city. It has