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”FlechteTurm”: Mittmachaktion…Gesammt-Kunstwerk..am Kunstmarkt auf der Burg, 5 & 6 Juni 2010, initiert bei OXO Art Coll.,Zwolle. Einer Installation, inspiriert bei der Gebete-Fahnen aus Tibet, Wunsch-Stupas aus Indonesien, und der Wunsch-(Weide)Bäume der Kelten/Druiden.Material: 80 % Müll Auf der Wunsch-Beutel könnten Leute ihre Wünsche schreiben und dann an der Wunsch-Weide hangen… Diese Wünsche bleiben unterteil von dieser Installation… Mit Dank für die Unterstützung:Talal Refit, Bad Bentheim, Bentheimer Atelier, Bad Bentheim, G. Schümer GmbH & Co., Schüttorf, Wilhelm Bischoff, Schüttorf Wishing Tree:In various cultures trees have a magical meaning. In the cultures of Hinduism, Buddhism, in China, Turkey, Japan and Tibet, Wishing Trees occur. The Germans know the ‘ Maypole’, (Maibaum), there is the ‘ Tree of Life’ in the Kabbalah and and there was the Wish-Willow and Tree Astrology with the Celts and Druids. These days we still know the Chrismas Tree in the West. The Hindus believe that all trees in Heaven are Wishing Trees. If you will stand below it and you utter your wish, this will be fullfilled immeadiately. In the material world you can do that also, but than you have to be patient before your wish will be fullfilled. It is going al little bit slower here on earth…Some wishes will even be fullfilled in a next life… Lots of Chinese people go to a little place called Tsuen, where on the village square a ‘Wishing Tree’ is standing. In this ‘ Wishing Tree …
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