The Donauquelle, or source of the Danube, is one of the most iconic sites in Donaueschingen, Germany. Here is the geographical starting point of the Danube, which stretches for about 2,860 kilometres and flows through several European countries.
The Donauquelle is actually the confluence of two small streams: the Breg and the Brigach. These two sources are located in the Black Forest (Schwarzwald) and converge in a park-like setting in Donaueschingen. The moment these streams meet is considered the official beginning of the Danube.
Visitors can take a look at the Donauquelle and often find symbolic marks indicating where the Breg and Brigach rivers merge to form the Danube. It is a picturesque location that is not only of geographical importance but also has cultural and historical significance. Many tourists visit this spot to witness the magnificent beginning of the majestic Danube River.
The Donauquelle was the inspiration for this work. Its beauty is almost impossible to picture. My performance shows what this iconic spot might have looked like in its former glory days.
Conceived by Karina Brouwer, visualized with AI.
KRABsursionism! A name that reflects exactly what my style is. KRA are my initials, the B stands for "pictorial" or "extraordinary" or .... is simply the first letter of my surname. 'KRABsursionism' is not only an amalgamation of my initials and artistic style, but also a reflection of.. Read more…