Artwall, Public sculpture at Municipal Center Plaza, US.
Artwall is a sculpture at Municipal Center Plaza that channels water through its structure, creating a balance between solid forms and flowing liquid. The water continuously moves through different levels of the work and can be observed from many angles.
Herbert Dreiseitl designed this sculpture after years of training and experience in connecting water and art. His approach later shaped many public spaces across different countries.
The sculpture is part of a public art initiative inviting people to discover contemporary works in outdoor spaces. Such installations change how visitors experience their everyday path through the plaza.
The plaza is free and open throughout the day for visitors wanting to observe the water movement at their own pace. Early morning typically offers the best conditions for seeing the details clearly without crowds.
The sculpture uses a specialized water system connected directly to the plaza's infrastructure and can be controlled manually for maintenance or design adjustments. This combination of technical innovation and artistic creation is rarely seen in public art installations.
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