The sculptures assume an active role in perception, as they stimulate diverse associations and their impact is not exhausted in everyday encounters. What surprises me is how the relationship of the sculpture to its respective location manifests itself. One and the same sculpture can, for example, acquire an entirely different meaning in an urban context than in open nature, in organic nature. In this process, each of these “traveling sculptures” develops a kind of sculptural memory, which in the perception of a particular sculpture at its current location includes the fact that it previously stood somewhere else and entered into entirely different relationships.