Gerrit Frohne-Brinkmann has chosen to re-interpret Hamburg’s maritime identity. His sculpture entitled Backdrop uses airbrush technology to render images of prehistoric underwater landscapes inside an underground car park. The scenario showcased here – ‘below standard zero’, as it were – could just as easily represent the reality that’s left behind once humankind has disappeared.

An artistic exploration of entrances, accesses, passageways and crossings along former checkpoints to the Free Port of Hamburg.

The sculpture entitled Public Face by artists Julius von Bismarck, Benjamin Maus and Richard Wilhelmer on Kibbelsteg Bridge has experienced various storms – art in public space simply has to endure a lot. However, the storm Sabine has left some traces. But don't worry: the Public Face will be repaired to keep on reflecting the mood of passers-by until September 30, 2020.