Loriot-Sofa, Bronze sculpture at Radio Bremen headquarters in Mitte, Germany.
The Loriot-Sofa is a bronze sculpture at Radio Bremen headquarters in Mitte that reproduces the green couch from the famous television series. The work shows the seating piece with a pug positioned beside it, matching the original show.
Radio Bremen commissioned the sculpture in 2013 to honor the 90th birthday of Vicco von Bülow, who created his television series there in 1976. The creation marks the recognition of his artistic legacy at that location.
The sofa comes from Loriot's famous television series, where the artist performed sketches and presented animated films to German audiences. It remains a symbol of his comedy work and visitors recognize it as a memory of that creative period.
The sculpture is located at the entrance of the Radio Bremen broadcasting center on Diepenau street and invites visitors to take photographs. It is easily accessible and can be touched by anyone, making it an interactive artwork.
The massive bronze sculpture weighs about 600 kilograms and impresses with its detailed reproduction of the iconic furniture piece. Despite its weight, it invites visitors to sit on it and pose, giving the artwork a playful quality.
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