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Sculpture LOVE HATE: A sign for peace and tolerance in Innsbruck
Experience the sculpture LOVE HATE by Mia Florentine Weiss in Ambras Castle Innsbruck, which focuses on important topics such as love, hate and diversity until March 2025.
Sculpture LOVE HATE: A sign for peace and tolerance in Innsbruck
There has been a new attraction in Innsbruck since October 1st: the sculpture LOVE HATE by the artist Mia Florentine Weiss. This impressive art installation conveys a meaningful message about the complex feelings of love and hate that are often the focus of current social debates. The artist, who originated in Berlin, wants to make a contribution to peace, tolerance and acceptance with her work.
The sculpture, which has been seen in cities such as Washington, Chicago, Berlin and Munich, consists of a fascinating ambigram that combines the words “Love” and “Hate”. Previously it was directly connected to the Golden Roof, but has now found its new location in the inner courtyard of Ambras Castle, where it can be admired until March 2025.
The dialogue of emotions
The transportation and installation of the sculpture took place recently. Now LOVE HATE is not only available as a photo motif, but also encourages you to think about the double-edged nature of these strong emotions. As an example of this year's special exhibition in the castle, which deals with the topic of diversity, a bridge is built between art and social issues. Under the motto “Borders are overcome with art in order to connect people,” the artist underlines the relevance of her work.
The exhibition, which addresses the question of humanity and community, is open until October 6, 2024. However, the sculpture itself will remain on site for a longer period of time and will therefore become an integral part of the Innsbruck art scene.
About Mia Florentine Weiss
Mia Florentine Weiss, born in Würzburg in 1980, is a versatile conceptual artist. Her artistic work spans various disciplines, including performance, installation and sculpture. In her works she addresses the extremities of human emotions and asks the question of the individual's personal refuge. Their motto “WHAT IS YOUR PLACE OF PROTECTION?” has been running through her work since 1999 and encourages us to examine one's own identity and emotions.
The work of Mia Florentine Weiss is therefore not only a visual pleasure, but also an impetus for deeper reflections on the human feelings that influence our lives. If you would like to find out more about the artist, you will find extensive information on her website.