In Bruges, a striking 25-meter-long braid now hangs from the tower of the Poortersloge, capturing the attention of locals and visitors alike. This unique installation is the latest artistic creation by Bruges’ own house artist, Liesa Naert, who draws inspiration from her favourite fairy tale, Rapunzel. The artwork adds a whimsical touch to the heart of the city, blending folklore with contemporary culture.
- Hangt vlecht van 25 meter lang
- Bevindt zich in toren Poortersloge
- Creëert kunstwerk huiskunstenaar Liesa Naert
- Inspireert zich op sprookje Rapunzel
- Presenteert project bij cultuurcentrum Brugge
Unveiled on 2025-06-24 20:36:00, the braid invites onlookers to reflect on stories that have shaped our imaginations since childhood. How does such a large-scale piece influence the cultural vibe of Bruges? And what does it say about the city’s commitment to supporting local artists and cultural centres?
Discover how this enchanting project highlights the creative spirit thriving within Bruges and sets the stage for more cultural initiatives to come.
Why does this installation matter beyond its visual appeal? It sparks curiosity and community pride by connecting folklore with modern art. The braid’s presence at the Poortersloge tower:
- Celebrates local artistic talent and storytelling traditions
- Enhances Bruges’ cultural landscape and tourist appeal
- Demonstrates the city’s support for innovative public art projects
As the braid continues to captivate audiences, will more Belgian cities follow Bruges’ lead in blending heritage with contemporary art? Keep an eye on local cultural centres for upcoming projects that invite you to explore Belgium’s rich artistic scene.
