A morte de um grande
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O escultor suíço Bernhard Luginbühl faleceu sábado, (19/2), aos 82 anos. Veja parte de seu trabalho no parque que ele criou em Mötschwil, estado de Berna.
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É no meio de uma vegetação abundante que ele instalou suas esculturas enferrujadas , seus gigantes de metal . (Fotos e textos: Karen Cordes, swissinfo.ch)
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