Dancing Waves
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Dancing Waves
Dancing Waves is a striking sculpture situated along the Ostend coastline, celebrating the area's deep maritime heritage. Did you know this remarkable piece was unveiled in 2019?
Designed by acclaimed artist Jan Fabre, the sculpture stands 2.5 meters tall and is made of bronze, capturing the essence of ocean waves. Created as part of Ostend's cultural revitalization, it symbolizes the city's dynamic spirit and connection to the sea.
Must-See Wonders
- ✨ Unique Design: The sculpture's intricate waves reflect the motion of the sea.
- 🌊 Cultural Statement: It links Ostend's historical relationship with the ocean.
- 🏖️ Scenic Location: Positioned on the beach, offering beautiful views of the North Sea.
Accessibility is free, making it an inviting stop for tourists, families, and art lovers exploring Ostend.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Dancing Waves
Artist Insight
Jan Fabre is also known for his work in performance art and theater.
Material Choice
The sculpture is crafted from bronze to withstand the coastal environment.
Community Involvement
Local artists and community members contributed to the sculpture's concept.
Location
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Address
View mapNext to the Kursaal Oostende
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Price
Free access.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: Approximately 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Early mornings for fewer visitors and a peaceful setting.