There are glimpses of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe all over Frankfurt, which is to be expected since it is his hometown. This huge quote on the side of a building in the Ostend is from his early novel – hence the signatur “the young G.” – alluding to the bible verse “Where, o death, is thy sting?” And he signed a letter to his lover in English, a few years later.
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To me this installation signifies the truth that it happened to them and it can happen to us – the people reflected in the figures. The people seen clapping is an art installation on the opposite side of the road called “Die Claque” from Guido Messer – depicting four men clapping with their eyes closed, applauding whatever they are paid to applaud.
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The title is taken from the lyrics of the song “Lemon tree” by Fools Garden.
Beware! Dangers abound. So do warnings.
Sometimes the warnings are very wordy:
Danger of lightning, of rabies, of swimming, of plummeting down a ravine, or simply of a gate.
Sometimes pictograms seem enough:
No jumping (deadly peril!), no slipping, no driving into trees. And beware of sudden drops, strong currents, submerged rocks, deep water, large waves, giant frogs, and elderly people!
But the biggest danger of them all:
Beware of children!
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