table of contents main menu go to contact information
EN language selection Search open navigation
Manfred Wakolbinger, Connection (2011) 1 | © Salzburg Foundation / Sammlung Würth Show gallery

"Connection", Manfred Wakolbinger

10th art project Salzburg Walk of Modern Art: Manfred Wakolbinger, "Connection" (2011) Rudolfskai


How art can shape a town

The Austrian artist Manfred Wakolbinger chose a site on Rudolfskai for his work, "Connection". Initially, the site, situated between the old city wall and the River Salzach right next to a busy road, appears utterly 'out of place' for the eleven-metre-long stainless steel sculpture.

Town – river - art

Yet, through Wakolbinger's artistic intervention, the space becomes a place where one wants to be. The artist conceives the space as a stage for his work which resonates with the cultural identity of the city, while its curved form symbolizes the river.

True enjoyment comes from completion

Wakolbinger's "Connection" truly reflects the unity of "interior" and the "exterior" - the "exterior" representing the city of Salzburg, the "interior" representing the bustling life within and its people.


This might also interest you:

Plan your visit

Book guided city tours and excursions in and around Salzburg online:

The many-and-varied cultural events represent the heart & soul of Salzburg. Book your tickets right here:

The Salzburg Card provides you with free or discounted admission to numerous sightseeing attractions, along with free use of public transportation.

close
Book your hotel room in Salzburg online – at the best possible price!