Plates on poles in a front garden in France, Nouvelle-Aquitaine. The motif fits in with the German proverb "Über den Tellerrand schauen" (look beyond the edge of your plate), which refers to an open, curious attitude in which one is willing to transcend one's own boundaries and learn new things. The phrase is often used in connection with cosmopolitanism, a change of perspective or innovation. Thinking out of the Box. The decorative garden installation comprises various pieces of crockery attached to sticks and placed in a flower bed to create a playful and artistic scene. The installation is

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Georg Berg

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8568 x 5712 px | 72.5 x 48.4 cm | 28.6 x 19 inches | 300dpi

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8 June 2025

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Rue de la Corderie, Port-d'Envaux, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France

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