Anyone who has ever drawn a scribble into the caked soil of a auto windscreen knows a thing about inverse graffito . By taking away , you may produce something new . That ’s exactly what energy company Polska Grupa Energetyczna , comic book artistPrzemek “ Trust”Truściński , andGood look Studiodecided to do on the side of Poland ’s tallest dams .
Solina dam is about 269 feet tall and , until lately , was in need of a full lavation . With some strategic power - wash — performed by a team of creative person suspended from cables — a beautiful mural issue from the muck . The mammoth work of art is nigh 300 foot wide and 177 feet tall , and boast plant and animals chance in Poland ’s Bieszczady Mountains . The wall painting is expected to last a full yr before fading . Similar art is being make in the surround area on the sidewalks .
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points out that while rearward graffiti is technically houseclean , it may still be considered vandalism . They apply British creative person Paul “ Moose ” Curtis — an early pioneer of the artwork — as an example . Despite taking away filth , Curtis has been arrested on multiple function . Still , it ’s hard to fault someone for making somethingcleaner .
“ It ’s reface , ” Moose toldTheNew York Times , “ not defacing . Just restoring a control surface to its original state . It ’s very irregular . It glows and it twinkles , and then it blow over aside . ”
[ h / t : Citylab ]
