Bremdal Grundejerforening celebrated its 50 year anniversary in 1994, and it was highlighted with the setup of a new work of art.

It consists of three birds, each placed on its own black stone.

Two birds are carved in warm reddish granite, and one bird is created from black granite.

The latter portrays a falcon, which is a bird of prey that is known for attacking other birds with its claws, here presented via the black colour.

The sculpture can be interpreted as the difference between good and evil. Possibly the lurking danger of a fight between good and evil.

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