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🎨 🚉 Art Meets Transportation 🚉 🎨
Hundertwasser-Bahnhof的点评
点评：Unfortunately, I missed a tight connection here, so I had about an hour to kill. The serendipitous good news was that this station is a work of art! Just my luck! Although the station was originally built in 1847, it was completely renovated for the Expo 2000, based on the ideas and concepts of Viennese artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser. The station was transformed into both an "environmental station" and a "cultural station." It has solar panels on the roof for sustainability and the building itself is replete with art. The redesigned station was officially opened on November 25, 2000, but sadly Hundertwasser had passed away a few months prior.
The artwork features many different colorful tile mosaics, both inside and out, and there is a fountain flowing from the 2nd floor to the 1st. This fountain was installed in 2004 by the artist Hans Muhr with the inscription, "Water. The way you flow is good."
Inside, a plaque regarding the World War 2 history of the station says:
"The Uelzen freight depot was destroyed by an Allied bombing raid on February 22, 1945. More than 500 prisoners from the Uelzen satellite camp of the Neuengamme concentration camp were forced to carry out cleanup work between March and April 1945. On April 18, 1945, British troops liberated Uelzen. Shortly before, the prisoners were transported back to Neuengamme. Most of them did not survive the end of the war."
It is a necessary reminder of the cruelty of the past, but hopefully the beauty and power of art will lead to a brighter, more caring future.
The artwork features many different colorful tile mosaics, both inside and out, and there is a fountain flowing from the 2nd floor to the 1st. This fountain was installed in 2004 by the artist Hans Muhr with the inscription, "Water. The way you flow is good."
Inside, a plaque regarding the World War 2 history of the station says:
"The Uelzen freight depot was destroyed by an Allied bombing raid on February 22, 1945. More than 500 prisoners from the Uelzen satellite camp of the Neuengamme concentration camp were forced to carry out cleanup work between March and April 1945. On April 18, 1945, British troops liberated Uelzen. Shortly before, the prisoners were transported back to Neuengamme. Most of them did not survive the end of the war."
It is a necessary reminder of the cruelty of the past, but hopefully the beauty and power of art will lead to a brighter, more caring future.
翻译：可惜我错过了一趟紧要的转乘，所以只剩下大约一个小时的空闲时间。一个意外的好消息是，这个车站简直就是一件艺术品！我的运气真好！虽然这座车站始建于1847年，但在2000年世博会期间，它根据维也纳艺术家弗里登斯列·汉德瓦瑟（Friedensreich Hundertwasser）的理念进行了全面翻新。车站被改造成了一个“环保站”和“文化站”。车站屋顶安装了太阳能电池板，以实现可持续发展，建筑本身也充满了艺术气息。重新设计的车站于2000年11月25日正式开放，但令人惋惜的是，汉德瓦瑟几个月前就去世了。
这件艺术品内外都装饰着各种色彩缤纷的瓷砖马赛克，还有一个喷泉从二楼流向一楼。这座喷泉由艺术家汉斯·穆尔（Hans Muhr）于2004年安装，上面刻着“水，你流动的方式是美好的。”
车站内部有一块铭牌，讲述了二战时期的历史：
“于尔岑货运站于1945年2月22日在盟军的轰炸中被摧毁。1945年3月至4月期间，来自诺因加默集中营于尔岑附属营的500多名囚犯被迫进行清理工作。1945年4月18日，英军解放了于尔岑。不久之后，这些囚犯被送回诺因加默。他们中的大多数人未能活到战争结束。”
这无疑是对残酷历史的必要提醒，但希望艺术的美和力量能够引领我们走向更加光明、更加关爱的未来。
这件艺术品内外都装饰着各种色彩缤纷的瓷砖马赛克，还有一个喷泉从二楼流向一楼。这座喷泉由艺术家汉斯·穆尔（Hans Muhr）于2004年安装，上面刻着“水，你流动的方式是美好的。”
车站内部有一块铭牌，讲述了二战时期的历史：
“于尔岑货运站于1945年2月22日在盟军的轰炸中被摧毁。1945年3月至4月期间，来自诺因加默集中营于尔岑附属营的500多名囚犯被迫进行清理工作。1945年4月18日，英军解放了于尔岑。不久之后，这些囚犯被送回诺因加默。他们中的大多数人未能活到战争结束。”
这无疑是对残酷历史的必要提醒，但希望艺术的美和力量能够引领我们走向更加光明、更加关爱的未来。
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