Greenpeace activists have installed a large artwork by Anish Kapoor on a North Sea gas rig, marking a unique protest against environmental degradation. The piece, which covers 96 square meters and is stained crimson, is believed to be the first fine art displayed from a working gas extraction platform.

Editor’s Note: This event highlights the intersection of art and activism, drawing attention to environmental issues in a striking way. By using a gas rig as a canvas, Greenpeace aims to provoke thought and discussion about the impact of fossil fuels on our planet.