A whimsical rainbow arches over a playful hobby horse. This is the Steckenpferd tanzt mit dem Regenbogen sculpture. It’s a burst of color in Berlin’s Marzahn district. The Steckenpferd tanzt mit dem Regenbogen, which translates to “Hobbyhorse dances with the Rainbow,” was installed in 2005. It’s the creation of two artists: Rüdiger Roehl and Jan Skuin. Roehl, born in 1942, is a Berlin-based metal sculptor. He studied metal design and sculpture at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design. Skuin, born in Königsberg in 1943, sadly passed away in 2018. He was a renowned metal artist in Berlin. The two artists shared a workshop in Berlin-Bohnsdorf since 1973. The Steckenpferd tanzt mit dem Regenbogen is more than just a colorful display. It captures the spirit of childhood dreams and imagination. It is located at the intersection of Wörlitzer Straße and Havemannstraße. The sculpture embodies a sense of playful joy. It invites viewers to reconnect with their inner child. The Steckenpferd tanzt mit dem Regenbogen is made of metal. It includes bronze, stainless steel, and copper sheet, bringing a vibrant energy to the urban landscape. This whimsical piece is a testament to the power of art to evoke emotion and spark joy. It reminds us that even in the midst of a bustling city, there’s always room for a little bit of magic. So next time you find yourself in Marzahn, take a moment to appreciate the Steckenpferd tanzt mit dem Regenbogen. Let it transport you back to a time of carefree play and boundless imagination.
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