Tiger & Turtle – Magic Mountain

Heike Mutter and Ulrich Genth · Duisburg
Photograph from the Street Art Utopia archive. Photo: Avda (CC BY-SA 3.0), 2018-09-17. Full framing retained; resized. The share image uses the full photograph over a blurred background. Share derivative uses the same licence.
Heike Mutter and Ulrich Genth made a roller-coaster-shaped sculpture that visitors explore on foot. Tiger & Turtle rises above Angerpark in Duisburg, with lights following its twisting structure. Source Reported
Seen Sep 2018. Source Dates refer to the linked evidence, not a new on-site inspection.
💡 4 things to know
- Walk, rather than rideThe artists designed a walkable sculpture in the form of a roller coaster. Source Reported
- On a former industrial hillIts site is Heinrich-Hildebrand-Höhe in Angerpark. Source Reported
- Two opening datesThe official opening was 12 November 2011; public access followed the next day. Source Reported
- Lit after darkDuisburg’s tourism page describes 880 LEDs along the structure. Source Reported
📍 Where it is
🗓️ Sightings
- 201112 Nov
Official opening recorded by the regional authority
- 201113 Nov
Opened to the public · artists’ project record
- 201817 Sep
Avda photographs the sculpture from the southwest
Green stamps are dated photographs; amber stamps are records or reports. Publication and upload dates are not camera dates. A dated sighting does not guarantee the work remains in place today.
✅ The facts
🔗 Related
All sources & image credits
- www.phaenomedia.org — Opened to the public · artists’ project record
- www.rvr.ruhr — Official opening recorded by the regional authority
- www.duisburg.de — Lighting
- commons.wikimedia.org — Avda photographs the sculpture from the southwest
Photograph from the Street Art Utopia archive. Photo: Avda (CC BY-SA 3.0), 2018-09-17. Full framing retained; resized. The share image uses the full photograph over a blurred background. Share derivative uses the same licence.
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