"Die Grünstation" is a bright green house with a very minimalist architecture that is completely intertwined with the surrounding biotope. The sculpture was designed by the artist Gloria Freidmann, who has made nature and man's relationship to nature the subject of her work. The tangled green of the bushes makes the small house, which is closed on three sides, appear from a distance as a monochrome sign, as a sculpture when you approach it and as a place to rest when you stand in front of it. The rustic and simple furnishings reinforce this impression. However, the green station is not recommended as a shelter during thunderstorms: the plaster and building panels are supported by a solid steel frame.
Sculpture The Green Station
(Art) craft
The unique works of ten internationally renowned artists turn the WaldSkulpturenWeg Wittgenstein-Sauerland into an incomparable public art gallery in nature! The trail leads over 23 kilometers from Bad Berleburg to Schmallenberg and crosses the Rothaarsteig on the ridge of the Rothaargebirge.
Address
Sculpture The Green Station
Keine Straße
57392 Schmallenberg
Telephone: +49 (0) 2972 / 97400
Prices
Free admission: 0 €
Directions
How to get there The sculpture is not accessible by car. Use the Kühhude hiking parking lot or the Trufterhain hiking parking lot. Parking Parking is available in Kühhude or at the Trufterhain hiking parking lot.