Sculpture "Stabile"
Potsdamer Strasse 50, Berlin, Germany
Description:
The Stabyli sculpture is located in the sculpture park of the New National Gallery of Berlin in Germany. It is a figure made of metal planes crashing into space and leaving large openings resembling arched spans. Metal planes are painted in black and their forms resemble architectural structures.
This type of figure was previously used in reduced forms. They were depicted in the form of unprecedented animals that reflected the fantasies of artists. Over time, such works became popular in larger sizes, until they acquired the status of monumental sculptures. Static sculptures made of painted metal began to create in the XX century, they quickly became popular. One of these exhibits is placed in front of the facade of the House of Culture and attracts interested views.