The sculpture’s colours have changed several times throughout the years.

It was made by a piece of sheet iron, which was cut as if it were a fragile piece of paper.

The plain surface stands vertical and the criss-crossed grooves function as legs. The sculpture is playful, and the two-dimensional sheet iron has been made spatial with only a few means.

’The Five Legs’ portrays a mess of legs on a dance floor.

The sculpture was set up in 1995.  

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