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NarrativeBear , (edited )

Love how organised the parking spaces are for Germans

SkaveRat ,

it’s the parking space for tarmac vehicles on an airport, not a public one.

(Although out parking spaces do tend to be somewhat organized)

NarrativeBear ,

Yup, Germany is way ahead in public infrastructure compared againt North America in general.

I especially love how simple things like parking in front of and Aldi looks and feels completely different from road infrastructure. We just love our concrete and asphalt for everything.

Sunforged ,

Anal beads.

andrewta ,

It’s Boeing’s balls. They just leave them flopping around and don’t do much with them.

No idea of what they actually are.

SkaveRat ,
cosmicrookie ,
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Good find!

Zachariah ,
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Another highlight is waiting to be discovered in the airport’s outside area: A huge string of pearls made of white synthetic balls is wrapped around the passenger boarding bridge where the A380 wide-body aircraft docks. The balls wrap around the bridge like a bracelet and signal whether it is currently in use or not: The frequency of the lighting changes depending on whether the boarding bridge is not being used, is currently being used or is ready for take-off.

The artist: Olaf Nicolai, born in Halle/Saale in 1962, is a German conceptual artist who works with a wide variety of materials. Since the early 1990s, he has exhibited in almost all of the most prestigious contemporary art locations. Olaf Nicolai lives and works in Berlin.

residentmarchant ,

I wish this happened more often! Why not infuse art into routine notification lights/bells?

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