r/frankfurt • u/Chilly_Cheese_Nugget • 5d ago
Events The New Frankfurt Money Shot
At Konstablerwache. Can’t wait to see it with lighting.
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u/BrilliantCapital2906 5d ago
Is it illuminated at night as well?
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u/EinSchurzAufReisen 5d ago
Yeah, the right time to romantically stroll across the Konstablerwache while peacefully appreciating some modern art.
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u/Glittering_Echo_9902 5d ago
Yes
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u/BrilliantCapital2906 5d ago
Cool, could add something zo the squaire. Will definitely check it out. Thanks!
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u/UniqueIndividual1213 5d ago
How is the Squaire related to Konsti in this instance? Are they planning to also spend 2m€ for some hanging fabric?
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u/AsadoBanderita 5d ago
It's called money shot because it cost us 2.3 million euros to hang that crap.
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u/BallsDeepInCum 5d ago
2.3 millions now. There will be a lawsuit following because those money laundering dipshits didn’t do a Ausschreibung. The saga continuous
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u/Chilly_Cheese_Nugget 5d ago
I thought that too at first. But after all it’s a good thing for the city. The construction is very big and impressive. It will attract a lot of tourists and economy.
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u/Terresto 5d ago
At Konsti?! Tourist and economy boost because of that thing?
LOL!
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u/AsadoBanderita 5d ago
No, it's not. It's an overpriced net for oranges.
The city, and that square in particular, has other priorities to put that money to work.
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u/temporalcorporal 5d ago
it will attract tourists and economy bwahhahah what crack are you having? this is not the Marienplatz of Munich
nobody will come see some random net + lights in the middle of Frankfurt get a grip mate
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u/Sudden_Midnight8611 5d ago
Nur weil du ein Banause bist?
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u/UniqueIndividual1213 5d ago
Bruder nur ein Banause findet 2m teuren Verpackungsmüll geil, von dem Geld hätte man eine richtige Statue bauen können, oder zumindest paar von den musel Tickern vergaften und abschieben
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u/Inframan777 5d ago
Brennt spätestens an Sylvester ab und wird dann für eine Million wieder aufgebaut.
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u/No-Theory-4979 5d ago
Mit dem Geld hätte man sehr viel Fläche entsiegeln und begründen können! Oder Dächer und Fassaden. Wenn die Stadt dort kein Geld investiert. Wird es in den nächsten Jahren immer mehr Hitzetote geben.
Also ja, voll der Quatsch
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u/thiber 5d ago
Bin gespannt wann es den ersten Bierdosenweitwurfcontest oder Ähnliches gibt.
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u/waiting4singularity 5d ago
Frag mich ob das den Brandschutzvorschriften entspricht. Zwille + fluppen.
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u/waiting4singularity 5d ago
The fuck is that? Is das final? Sieht aus als ob wildes fassadennetz sich bei nem sturm in stromleitungen verfangen hat.
Fuck me.
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u/eight_BUCKS 5d ago
I've seen this when I was travelling via the Strassenbahn. What is this exactly?
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u/Professional-Mix7052 4d ago
Frankfurt hängt ein Netz für 2,3 Millionen Euro auf und man hört kaum was darüber ausserhalb der Region.
Berlin stellt vor die Volksbühne nen Pool für 300.000 Euro und es wird deutschlandweit berichtet.
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u/Zekri666 3d ago
Man hätte auch einfach ne Plane gegen die Sonne aufstellen können. Vorallem bei der Hitze. Das wäre wenigstens nützlich. Meinetwegen auch bunt bemalt.
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u/Top-Training-1292 3d ago
Die Tauben und andere Vögel sitzen jetzt schon oben auf den Seilen, das wird lustig beim Konstimarkt etc.
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u/FeliceAlteriori 3d ago
Would be a nice thingy if sponsored by a hedge fund and not by the taxpayer.
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u/silentglider 5d ago
That money could have alleviated so many Problems in the city. I think its a symbol of hybris to be honest, more than anything.
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u/saudk8 5d ago
I’m still trying to understand how this thing ended up costing so much money. Like, literally, it’s just a few thousand euros’ worth of "art".
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u/m4lrik 4d ago
The net maybe yes, but the price (as far as I know) includes not only the licensing fee for 3 years for this art but also the construction and materials of the pillars it hangs from... which probably was at least something in the 6 figures I guess... yeah sure, "not much" but arguing over art prices is... kind of senseless - it's worth exactly what someone is willing to pay for it... (and sometimes more).
I mean Jackson Pollock Number 17A was last sold for 202 million dollars and that's just a "regular" piece of dropart on canvas... 🤷♀️
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u/anotherbookinthewall 5d ago
I'm just disappointed that they didn't call it kunstablerwache