A wide variety of porcelain vessels, from tiny to superhumanly large, are presented on the Purple Path in Lößnitz.
The monumental porcelain sculptures from the One Million series, numbered 3501 and 3502, by Austrian artist Uli Aigner are a tribute to the industrial history of the region. In the 17th century, cobalt was mined in Lößnitz, which later enabled the production of Meissen porcelain. The works of art thus create a link between past and present. Uli Aigner was born in Austria in 1965 and now lives in Berlin. Find out more about the artwork here.
Experience the European Capital of Culture Chemnitz 2025 and be inspired by the unique art and sculpture trail "PURPLE PATH". Curated by Alexander Ochs, the PURPLE PATH connects 38 municipalities with Chemnitz and presents works by international and Saxon artists. Find out more at: chemnitz2025.de
Note: The artwork will not be on display during the winter months.
