The tongue is not only a strong muscle, it is also remarkably flexible and highly sensitive. People owe much to her: we can taste, speak and kiss with her. Manfred Wakolbinger’s copper tongues unfold in an erotic relationship to their concrete pedestals, hovering passionately wound, tasting the air, licking and sucking the light, raising themselves eagerly, or bedding down wearily on their carriers. (Mona Horncastle)