Countess Danner, born Louise Rasmussen, was a prominent figure in 19th-century Denmark, known for her commitment to social work. She went from being an actress to marrying King Christian IX and played an important role in society. Her life and efforts have made her an inspiring historical figure. The monologue is written by author Maria Helleberg, known for her historical works, and is based on her biography and the play “Svanekød.” Actress Ellen Hillingsø has recorded the voice with an intensity that makes the experience vivid and engaging. Ellen is known for portraying strong, complex women, and her connection to Countess Danner strengthens the project’s authenticity. The statue is created by visual artist Kirsten Justesen, who with great respect and skill has captured Danner’s character and presence. The Talking Statues project combines art and technology by giving statues a voice via smartphones, creating a new and lively way to experience the city’s monuments.