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== Description of the Artwork ==
=== Light of the North ===
Peter Brauchle’s studio opens toward the north. Fluorescent streaks of light in the sky resemble ribbons. The individual ribbons inspire through their diversity.
The sculpture ''Light of the North'' symbolizes inner stillness and arriving within oneself. The driving force of life lies in our inner peace — the strength to make the decisions that life asks of us.


== Video of the Artwork ==
== Video of the Artwork ==

Latest revision as of 20:06, 23 May 2026

Light of the North
Light of the North
Information about the Artwork
Artist Peter Brauchle
Title Light of the North
Country / Location Germany
Year 2020
Location Lustadt (Germany)
Dimensions 80 cm height
Material / Technique Laas Marble
Credits ©Peter Brauchle

Description of the Artwork

Light of the North

Peter Brauchle’s studio opens toward the north. Fluorescent streaks of light in the sky resemble ribbons. The individual ribbons inspire through their diversity.

The sculpture Light of the North symbolizes inner stillness and arriving within oneself. The driving force of life lies in our inner peace — the strength to make the decisions that life asks of us.

Video of the Artwork

Video “Light of the North” on YouTube

Further Works by Peter Brauchle