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Die Skulptur der Bildhauerin Alexandra Bircken besteht aus einem Motorrad ist in der Mitte in zwei Teile zersägt.
Alexandra Bircken

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Information about the artwork

  • Year2020
  • MaterialMotorcycle, steel
  • On viewCurrently not exhibited
  • Copyright© Alexandra Bircken. Photo:
    Roman März, Berlin,
    Courtesy the artist, BQ,
    Berlin and Herald St, London
Die Skulptur der Bildhauerin Alexandra Bircken besteht aus einem Motorrad ist in der Mitte in zwei Teile zersägt. Hier ist das Front Teil zu sehen.

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