Image - 18 March 2022

Torso and head of the 9 metres tall sculpture in London

Visit to the AB Fine Art Foundry in London earlier this year. Now, in march 2022, the five parts is arriving in Oslo. The Mother is the largest project they have worked on to date.

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Jørn Johansen

Press contact Director of Communications at Deichman Deichman Public Library, Oslo jorn.johansen@deichman.no +47 900 97 250

Anne-Line Aaslund

Press contact Senior Communications Advisor, The Agency for Cultural Affairs anne-line.aaslund@kul.oslo.kommune.no +47 412 23 041

Tone Kjensmo

Press contact Communication advisor, Culture Affairs tone.kjensmo@kul.oslo.kommune.no +47 470 79 019

The Mother on its way to Oslo

The nine metre tall bronze sculpture, The Mother, will be arriving in Oslo next week. It will be shipped from London in five parts and assembled at Sukkerbiten in Bjørvika, Oslo. Before the summer, it will be welded together and patinated, so it can stand proudly forevermore at Inger Munch’s Pier.
Fact about The Mother and the project.
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Torso and head in L