Source: Willem Vandenameele
'The Time Woman' by artist Julia Berger depicts a female figure carrying a circle that even passes through her.
The elongated legs are typical for the work of this artist. The statue is 3.5 meters high and is made of bronze. The statue was dedicated in 2001. It was created on the occasion of the celebration of a hundred years of coal in Limburg . Coal was first found in As in 1901 by mining engineer and geologist André Dumont.
The circle refers to the earth where people thought they could meet their energy needs forever with the discovery of coal. A hundred years later, that dream appears to be over. But the circle also refers to the sun , which may well become the energy source of the future. In the circle of the image , E=MC2 indicates that time is relative.
Source: Willem Vandenameele
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