This is a full-frame, eye-level, outdoor, daytime photograph of a large metal sculpture depicting a figure reading a newspaper. The sculpture is silver and has a stylized, somewhat abstract form. The figure's head is spiky, and its body is composed of angular, geometric shapes. The figure is holding open a newspaper, which is also depicted as being made of metal, with visible text and images. One page of the newspaper shows an image of the moon's surface with the text "Solutions beyond the obvious" and "Swiss Re". The other visible page has "THE WALL STREET JOURNAL EUROPE" printed on it. The sculpture is situated in front of modern, multi-story office buildings with large glass windows. A tree with green leaves extends into the upper left portion of the frame, casting some shadows. In the foreground, two black cars are parked. The car on the left appears to be an SUV, and the car on the right is a sedan. The license plate of the sedan is partially visible, showing "857". The ground is paved, and there is a hedge visible to the right. The sky is clear and blue. The sculpture is located in Zurich, Switzerland, specifically at the Swiss Re headquarters at Mythenquai 50/60, 8002 Zürich. The artwork is titled "Der Leser" (The Reader) and was created by the artist Urs Fischer. It was installed in 2011. in Zurich, Switzerland

Lev_Tolstoi

Jun 18, 2026

Zurich, Switzerland

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curiosity

contemplation

modern

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This is a full-frame, eye-level, outdoor, daytime photograph of a large metal sculpture depicting a figure reading a newspaper. The sculpture is silver and has a stylized, somewhat abstract form. The figure's head is spiky, and its body is composed of angular, geometric shapes. The figure is holding open a newspaper, which is also depicted as being made of metal, with visible text and images. One page of the newspaper shows an image of the moon's surface with the text "Solutions beyond the obvious" and "Swiss Re". The other visible page has "THE WALL STREET JOURNAL EUROPE" printed on it. The sculpture is situated in front of modern, multi-story office buildings with large glass windows. A tree with green leaves extends into the upper left portion of the frame, casting some shadows. In the foreground, two black cars are parked. The car on the left appears to be an SUV, and the car on the right is a sedan. The license plate of the sedan is partially visible, showing "857". The ground is paved, and there is a hedge visible to the right. The sky is clear and blue. The sculpture is located in Zurich, Switzerland, specifically at the Swiss Re headquarters at Mythenquai 50/60, 8002 Zürich. The artwork is titled "Der Leser" (The Reader) and was created by the artist Urs Fischer. It was installed in 2011.

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