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The most recent example of this phenomenon is your new work Slinky springs to fame, a pedestrian bridge in Oberhausen. At seven kilometres long, this spiral is probably your largest work ever. Tobias Rehberger: It's by far the biggest piece I've ever done, and maybe the biggest I will ever do. Can you describe the genesis of this project?
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Slinky Springs, Germany. Spiralling Ecstasy. The elegant pedestrian bridge across the Rhein-Herne canal in Oberhausen, Germany is a part of the art project "EMSCHERKUNST 2010". Following the design of the renowned artist Tobias Rehberger, a colourful ribbon wrapped in a light, swinging spiral connected the Emscher Island with the Kaisergarten Park.
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Die Brücke „Slinky Springs to Fame" Bike Touring Highlight Created by komoot users Recommended by 1191 out of 1298 cyclists Tips DirkOnTour The "Slinky Springs to Fame" bridge in the Oberhausen Kaisergarten was inaugurated in 2011.
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Tobias Rehberger (*1966 in Esslingen, DE) is known as a boundary-crosser between art, architecture and design. Currently based in Frankfurt am Main, the artist studied there at the Städelschule under Martin Kippenberger and Thomas Bayrle. He has also been teaching at the school as professor for visual art since 2001.
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Slinky springs to fame (auch Rehberger-Brücke) ist der Name einer Fußgängerbrücke über den Rhein-Herne-Kanal bei Kanalkilometer 8,596, die in Oberhausen den Kaisergarten mit dem gegenüberliegenden Sportpark an der Lindnerstraße und dem anschließenden Landschaftsraum der Emscher verbindet.
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The multi-span stress ribbon bridge called Slinky Springs to Fame in Oberhausen, Germany. The city of Essen became European Capital of Culture in 2010. For this reason, the artist Tobias Rehberger was invited to design a sculpture across the Rhein-Herne-Canal, which also should enable people to cross the canal. The structural.
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Slinky Springs to Fame, Oberhausen: See 75 reviews, articles, and 99 photos of Slinky Springs to Fame, ranked No.3 on Tripadvisor among 29 attractions in Oberhausen.
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"Slinky Springs to Fame" leads over the Rhine-Herne Canal to the Emscher Island. Colloquially, the work of art is also called the Rehberger Bridge. The Frankfurt artist Tobias Rehberger designed the bridge art. The bridge is approx. 10 m high, the walking area itself is 2.50 meters wide and consists of different colored bridge fields.
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Slinky Springs to Fame is a pedestrian bridge (footbridge), stressed ribbon bridge, prestressed concrete bridge and steel pier that was completed in 2011. The project is located in Oberhausen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, .
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"Slinky Springs to Fame" combines the old with the new: the bridge reaches from the Kaisergarten Oberhausen and the local arm of the Emscher over the Rhein-Herne-Kanal and winds itself on the Emscher island. There, from 2020, the wastewater-free, blue Emscher will take its course towards the Rhine. translated by • View Original September 15, 2017
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Bridge Sculpture "Slinky springs to fame" - sbp Bridges, Pedestrian Bridges Bridge Sculpture "Slinky springs to fame" © Roman Mensing The elegant pedestrian bridge across the Rhine-Herne canal is a part of the project "EMSCHERKUNST 2010".
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In 496 Aluminiumbögen windet sich die Spiralbrücke Slinky Springs to Fame lässig über den Rhein-Herne-Kanal in Oberhausen.Tobias Rehberger entwarf die Brücke anlässlich der Emscherkunst im Kulturhauptstadtjahr 2010 an einer Stelle, an der ein nicht mehr erhaltener Brückenschlag einst die Emscher-Insel mit dem historischen Kaisergarten verband.
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Kunst am Fluss Vom Kaisergarten zur Emscherinsel erstreckt sich eine der absoluten Attraktionen in Oberhausen: „Slinky Springs to Fame" - eine Brückenskulptur des Frankfurter Künstlers Tobias Rehberger. Verantwortlich für den ungewöhnlichen Namen sind die 496 Aluminiumbögen der insgesamt 406 Meter langen Brücke über den Rhein-Herne-Kanal.