Belief, Public sculpture at Sha'ar Mizraḥ Interchange, Jerusalem, Israel
Belief is an abstract metal sculpture at the Sha'ar Mizraḥ Interchange made from concrete and steel components with geometric forms. The installation sits at a busy road junction and creates a notable focal point in the urban landscape.
The sculpture was completed in 1984 by Alexander Liberman as part of his worldwide series of large-scale public art installations. The work follows the artist's approach to shaping public spaces through abstract metal constructions.
The work displays geometric forms made from basic industrial materials that appeal to those interested in contemporary art. It shapes how people perceive this urban intersection and connects with both everyday visitors and art enthusiasts.
The site is easily reached via the main transportation junction and has ample parking nearby. Visitors can move around the surrounding area and enjoy views from different angles.
The structure shifts its appearance depending on where you stand, creating different visual impressions as you move around it. This quality makes each visit feel fresh as the installation reveals new details from various viewpoints.
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