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Greenpeace Unveils Giant Artwork on North Sea Gas Rig
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Greenpeace Unveils Giant Artwork on North Sea Gas Rig

Greenpeace activists have installed a massive artwork by Anish Kapoor on a Shell gas rig in the North Sea, marking a historic protest against environmental degradation. The 12x8 meter piece, drenched in crimson, symbolizes urgent ecological concerns and is the first fine art displayed from an active offshore gas platform.

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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.
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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.
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Greenpeace activists install giant Anish Kapoor artwork onto active Shell platform – video
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Greenpeace activists have installed a giant artwork by Anish Kapoor on a Shell platform in the North Sea, marking the first art piece on an active offshore gas site. The installation features a 12x8 meter canvas soaked in a blood-red liquid, symbolizing environmental concerns.
Editor’s Note: This event highlights the intersection of art and activism, drawing attention to environmental issues in a dramatic way. By using a prominent artist's work, Greenpeace aims to provoke thought and discussion about the impact of fossil fuels on our planet.
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