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organized by the kunstverein arnsberg museum
the exhibition featured twenty-four artists who were asked to make pieces on the lake
named ‘circe’ after the seductive witch from greek mythology
the pavilion provides a resting place for visitors as they swim from artwork to artwork
the theme of transformation takes shape through the movement of 278 identical pieces of spruce that turn and shift to create forms that are alternately organic and platonic
the reflection in the water completes the shapes
daewha kang’s simple construction method of shifting
and fixing 8-foot standard spruce 2×4’s meant that the structure could be built by local workers
the alternating rhythm creates a surprising range of qualities — from the appearance of a solid disc when seen straight on
to an ethereal and transparent screenwork from the side
the parametric design was central to the conception and realization of circe
but ultimately the aim and the effect was to create a sense of wonder
exhibition organizer: kunstverein arnsberg
construction: 278 individual pieces of spruce on a floating pontoon
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AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function
but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style
Almost 29 years after her disappearance, the body of Maria van der Zanden (22) from Putten was identified. She was found dead in a reservoir in Germany in August 1994, the same month she disappeared, the police confirmed
“We are overwhelmed by this news. After almost 30 years, I finally know where my daughter is,” Ab van der Zanden, Maria’s father, responded on the Peter R. de Vries Foundation’s website
The police launched an extensive investigation
de Vries Foundation teamed up with the police’s cold case team in another attempt to find out what happened to Maria
The Foundation offered a 250,000 euros reward for information leading to her discovery
the German police reported that they may have a possible match for Maria
They found a woman dead in the Mohnesee reservoir near the German city of Soest
The German police couldn’t determine the woman’s identity at the time and
concluded that she likely committed suicide
The body was buried in a nameless grave with no DNA taken
A new investigation identified the body found in Germany as Maria van der Zanden based on her fingerprints
That doesn’t mean that the investigation is now closed
While the German police ruled her death a suicide
the Dutch cold case team wants to investigate the events surrounding her disappearance
They want to find out how Maria ended up 240 kilometers away from her home
They also want to know why the authorities didn’t link the unidentified woman found in the reservoir with Maria sooner
“There are still many questions that we will hopefully get answered with the cold case team and the Foundation soon,” Ab van der Zanden said
The reward will not be paid out because Maria was found through police information
The 250,000 euros will go toward solving other cold cases
Trickbetrüger haben einen Mann aus dem Sauerland um weit mehr als 100.000 Euro gebracht
Kriminelle haben einen Mann im Sauerland um weit mehr als 100.000 Euro gebracht
Die Betrüger hätten ihrem Opfer zunächst eine E-Mail geschickt
die wie eine Datenabfrage der Industrie- und Handelskammer (IHK) ausgesehen habe
Der Mann aus Möhnesee habe daraufhin persönliche Daten in ein Formular eingetragen
Am Dienstag habe ihn eine angebliche Beraterin seiner Bank angerufen und ihn darauf hingewiesen
dass er auf eine betrügerische Mail der IHK hereingefallen sei und nun sein Bankkonto gehackt worden sei
Der Mann sei noch misstrauisch geworden – doch die Telefonnummer im Display sei die seiner Bank gewesen
habe er bereitwillig wichtige Zugangsdaten zu seinem Konto genannt
um mehr als 100.000 Euro auf ihre eigenen Konten zu überweisen
Auch die vermeintliche Telefonnummer eines Anrufers könne gefälscht sein
Beim kleinsten Verdacht solle man lieber schnell auflegen und die Bank selbst unter der bekannten Nummer kontaktieren