Prism

Tobias Kroeger's "Prism" emerges as a monumental and expansive artwork, defined by the dynamic interplay of a massive crystal, vibrant prisms, and a series of intricate circles. What may initially appear as a chaotic array of shapes gradually reveals itself as a meticulously orchestrated composition. Each geometric form is thoughtfully positioned, imbuing the piece with layers of meaning and creating a striking dialogue between the artwork and the architecture that houses it.

In a unique collaboration with the City of Bremen, an adjacent streetlight has been seamlessly integrated into the project, painted to mirror the hues of the façade. This thoughtful extension amplifies the artwork’s presence, transforming it into a more immersive experience. Visitors are invited to walk through this vivid world of color, gaining a "three-dimensional" perspective that enhances the overall impact of this street art installation.

Beyond this commanding piece, the building’s façade also features two additional works: an oversized depiction of Spiderman and a pair of sculptures by Otmar Hörl, each contributing to the location's rich visual narrative.

Conceived in 2024, "Prism" was born out of a desire to rejuvenate the space following the overpainting of a previous artwork—a stylized zebra crossing—by uncommissioned graffiti. Kroeger’s intervention injects new energy into the urban landscape, offering a fresh visual dialogue for the community.