File:Konstverket "Standing Waves" på minnesplatsen för Avicii.jpg
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Svenska: Minnesplatsen för Avicii i Humlegården i Stockholm. Konstverket "Standing Waves", skapat av konstnärerna Adèle Essle Zeiss och Liva Isakson Lundin, består av tre unika, skulpturala former i rostfritt stål. När vinden blåser får skulpturgruppen liv. Östermalms stadsdelsnämnd är initiativtagare till minnesplatsen.
English: The memorial site for Avicii in Humlegården in Stockholm. The artwork "Standing Waves", created by the artists Adèle Essle Zeiss and Liva Isakson Lundin, consists of three unique, sculptural shapes in stainless steel. When the wind blows, the sculpture group comes to life. Östermalm's district council is the initiator of the memorial site. |
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| Author | Frankie Fouganthin |
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