(In)Visible Differences - Inklusive öffentliche Skulptur
Betty-Hirsch-Platz
About
On Betty-Hirsch-Platz stands the sculpture “(In)Visible Differences” by the artist Semra Sevin. It is a stone sculpture, and there are also wooden sculptures on the square. The surface of the stones has different structures that can be felt and touched. This means blind, visually impaired and sighted people can all experience the sculpture equally.
Written by a model, sources: visitberlin.de, instagram.com
Venue
Betty-Hirsch-Platz is in Berlin.
Betty-Hirsch-Platz