The Mother is in Oslo, being assembled into one piece.

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The Mother is in Oslo, being assembled into one piece.

March 2022. First time the 9 meters tall bronze sculpture are assembled into one piece, at Suger cube in Oslo.
Jørgen Rist Holmen, Agency of culture affairs, City of Oslo
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