Everyday people in the Münsterland
They are reading a book, sitting relaxed on a bench, enjoying the sun or even swimming in the water - from a distance, a viewer might think they are real people. But when you get closer, it becomes clear: they are life-size concrete sculptures. The so-called everyday people. Why are they called that? They are an artistic staging of the everyday and show life in its purest and most unadorned form.
Behind the sculptures are the artists Christel and Laura Lechner. Not only are they mother and daughter, but they also work together at the idyllically located Atelier Lechnerhof near Witten. But you can discover their works all over Germany. In Münsterland, the everyday people have been popular figures for over a decade.