The Zeitpyramide is a work of public art by Manfred Laber under construction in Wemding, Germany. The pyramid was begun in 1993, coinciding with the town's 1,200th anniversary. The structure is intended to consist of 120 blocks when complete, with a new block added every ten years over the span of 1,190 years.
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The time pyramid in Wemding is a currently ongoing work of art in public space. For the 1200 year anniversary of the city, the native citizen of Wemding, Manfred Laber, has thought up the public artwork. According to an established schedule, every 10 years another stone will be laid until the artwork is finished in 3183. The whole process is to be regarded as visionary, as well as time-documentary...
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In the future it might be something but know only a parking lot with a view on Ries. Shame that there is not some place to drink something when you have a view as that one. Over day and probably evening mostly teenagers gather there and honestly there is a lot of trash. If you intend to go bring a chair and go in the summer so you can at least enjoy a...
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It's a cool art piece but they messed up the math. It will be finished ten years early. They should do something during the last ten years, like painting all the blocks. If they paint one block a month, then it will be finished on target, since ten years is 120 months and there...
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