📜 A bold, winding steel sculpture by artist Gayle Hermick located on the CERN campus in Meyrin, Switzerland.
🔍 Symbolizes the dissemination of scientific knowledge and global collaboration, paying tribute to scientific discoveries through the ages, with 396 inscriptions on its 37-meter surface.

Why Go

✨ Admire a monumental, bold, winding 15-tonne steel artwork, 11 meters tall, a unique artistic tribute to science and knowledge.
🔬 Explore 396 scientific discoveries and mathematical equations inscribed in their original languages on its surface, representing the inner workings of physics.
💡 Learn about the evolution of science through the ages and appreciate the tribute to thousands of brilliant minds at CERN.
🤝 Witness a tribute to international scientific collaboration.
📸 Great for photos with a scientific and artistic backdrop.

Why Avoid

💤 May be less engaging for those uninterested in science or art.

Tips

📍 Located next to the Globe of Science and Innovation.
🗓️ Inaugurated on December 8, 2014.