by hjodense | Dec 8, 2022 | works of art
✖ #01/10 Odense Odense is the city of Hans Christian Andersen, so our bird features The Steadfast Tin Soldier, The Ballerina, and the author himself. The latter is in silhouette. You can also see Odense Cathedral and a giraffe pattern that both the city’s large zoo...
by Emma Bendorf | Dec 9, 2022 | works of art
✖ #02/10 Kerteminde Kerteminde is the land of the Vikings. The clinker-built wooden ships featured in the bird’s stomach survived both the Vikings and steel ships to such an extent that in 2021 they were included in UNESCO’s intangible cultural heritage list....
by Emma Bendorf | Dec 9, 2022 | works of art
✖ #03/10 Nyborg Nyborg is the city of kings. And the lion is the king. It is playing with a ball – a symbol of the centre. In “The Heart of the Kingdom of Denmark”, at a Danehof (a session of Denmark’s medieval parliament) Denmark’s first constitution was...
by Emma Bendorf | Dec 9, 2022 | works of art
✖ #04/10 Svendborg Svendborg is a vibrant maritime town. At the bottom, it features the Svendborgsund Bridge, the sea and the anchor. The half guitar on the left-hand side and the agile gymnast on the right-hand side represent the strong culture of the area and its...
by Emma Bendorf | Dec 9, 2022 | works of art
✖ #05/10 Langeland Under the Langeland Bridge you can glimpse a submarine. It is a symbol of Langelands Fort. You will also notice wild horses, a kite-surfer and, below them, three ‘hat hills’. The island’s wind turbines provide 164% of the island’s energy...
by Emma Bendorf | Dec 9, 2022 | works of art
✖ #06/10 Ærø Ærø is an island of love. At the bottom is a symbol of the bride and groom, framed by a heart. Directly above them, in a row, are the iconic beach huts. Wind turbines and solar energy supply power both for Ærø and for the electric ferry – the...
