Colorful like us: New street art work enchants Oranienburg!

Von NAG Redaktion

Neues Streetart-Kunstwerk „Bunt wie wir“ in Oranienburg: Fünf Gesellschaften symbolisiert durch fünf Hände, realisiert von ART-EFX.
New street art work "Colorful like us" in Oranienburg: Five companies symbolize by five hands, realized by Art-FX. (Symbolbild/NAG)

Rudolf-Grosse-Straße 18, 16515 Oranienburg, Deutschland - in Oranienburg, the city gets through a new impressive Streetart-Kunstwerk a fresh coat of paint. At Rudolf-Grosse-Straße 18, a 175 square meter mural was created, which symbolizes the variety of municipal societies. It shows five hands that hold a colorful bouquet of flowers together and stands for cooperation and social cohesion in the city.

This work of art was commissioned by the LE.O group, a network of local companies in the city of Oranienburg. The project, which is entitled "Colorful like us", not only puts the craftsmanship in the foreground, but also the city's cultural and historical relics. You can see iconic sights such as the Lehnitzer Schleuse , the memory , the official captain's house , the Schloss and the nicolaikirche

a joint project

The implementation of the artwork lasted a week after the preparatory work had already taken four months. The youngsters of the Oranienburg youth club Juca were actively involved in the implementation. The artistic manuscript comes from the company Art-FX from Potsdam , under the direction of Managing Director Ronny Bellovics.

The facade of the five -story house, where the artwork is emblazoned, was provided by the housing association mbH (WOBA). Le.o-Group GmbH was founded on January 1, 2019 and has since the task of bundle and further developing various municipal activities. The focus is on central services such as finance, purchasing and staff to meet a growing city.

The meaning of Street Art

But what does street art mean for our cities? According to an initiative that deals with Urban Art, graffiti and street art has the potential to fundamentally change public spaces. Not only aesthetic, but also social impulses can be set. An example of this commitment is the three -part film series "Can art change public space?", Which the Urban Art Institute Hamburg e.V. and the Knowledge Foundation are planning. The films should give suggestions for discussion and illuminate topics such as gender issues in art.

All of these aspects show how art can not only touch and shape all of the walls, but also entire societies. The participation of the youth and the integration of municipal structures are essential components to promote a living and inclusive city.

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OrtRudolf-Grosse-Straße 18, 16515 Oranienburg, Deutschland
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