Piet Dieleman's artwork, created in 1997, is a striking example of his ability to combine abstract forms with profound symbolism. The sculpture consists of multiple cylindrical elements that bulge out in different directions, as if twisting outwards from the heart of the work. These cylindrical forms are not only a visually playful choice by the artist, but also contribute to the structure and rhythm of the whole. The way the shapes extend creates a sense of movement, as if the sculpture could continue to grow or unfold at any moment.

For more information about this image and the other images in our city, visit KidOR, Foundation for Art in Public Spaces.