According to the bread register of the German Institute for Bread (because, of course there is such a thing), there are now more than 3,200 officially recognized types of bread here. So what makes German Bread the BEST in the world?
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:23 The Heritage of German Bread
07:59 The “Art” of German Bread
12:11 Unique German Bread Traditions
Episode No. 154
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A bronze, elf-like figure sits at the edge of the River Enz in Germany, waiting to greet passersby with delightful arcs of color. The mysterious form, installed as part of Ornamenta 2024, was conceived by Veronika Sedlmair and Brynjar Sigurðarson over three years. The Iceland and Germany-based creative duo, a.k.a. Studio Brynjar & Veronika, has been working together for more than a decade, designing and executing pieces inspired by the theatrical and narrative aspects of nature.
“Haug, the Rainbow Fountain” lingers at the fascinating line between myth and the mundane. “In Icelandic folklore, the rainbow is the bridge between humans and elves,” the pair explain. “This led us to create an elf or a water spirit that would be a ‘rainbow maker.’”
The River Enz flows through Pforzheim from west to east, marking the perfect spot for rainbow formation from sunrise to sunset. In a seamless mesh between craft and technological design, delicate folds of fabric cloak the figure’s body, and high-tech sensors inside its head emit bursts of mist. […]
Architects and design professionals are embracing nature especially fruits and vegetables in their designs as they come up with the most innovative structures. pic.twitter.com/1LG3bONkBd