Der ungezähmte Horizont by Yves Netzhammer. Photo: Jonas Spielman. In September 2024, a striking new landmark emerged in Zurich's Escher-Wyss district: a life-sized moving black horse perched atop a high-rise building. The figure appeared across multiple social media posts of astonished passers-by, sparking discussions about its origins filled with curiosity, and even confusion - until it became clear that this is a work of art. The artwork, titled Der ungezähmte Horizont  ("

“Harmonic Gate”  by Odland and Auinger. Europaalle. Photo: Johannes Mar One evening, I found myself at Hiltl, a glass of wine in hand, as the city around me began to shimmer in the soft hues of a fading rainbow. The sun had just started to dip behind the rooftops, casting long golden streaks across Europaallee. It was the kind of view that makes you pause, a brief stillness in the rhythm of a busy day. And then, something unusual happened. Though I was sitting in one of the m

CLEARINGS by Michel Comte. Photo: Olena Iegorova Along a three-kilometer forest trail in Dietikon, the art intervention CLEARINGS  emerges from a collaboration between Michel Comte and Yuichi Kodai and is part of the Art Flow project. The work was catalysed by their mutual fascination with the Katsura Imperial Gardens, a masterpiece of Japanese architecture and landscape design, where built structures stand in harmony with the environment without overpowering it. Rooted in th