My eyes latched onto the whiteboard and I saw a bunch of leaf-like images pull together into an umbrella shape. Within seconds, I realized it was an interactive art display. Intriguing.
And there wasn't just one, but several of these large whiteboards about ten feet apart.
Here's what happened when I told JJ to wave at it:
I don't know what kind of technology is used in this display, but it sure put smiles on a lot of faces.
:)
Oh, I LOVE this!
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of Chicago's "Bean."
Blessings, dear one.
Patti
Hey, Patti. I googled 'chicago bean' and see what you mean. Awesome! This is the first time I've wanted to visit 'the windy city'. I haven't time right now to research the artist and see if he/she has other projects like this, but kudos for their creativity.
ReplyDeleteAnd as I looked at the photos of people touching it, and putting their feet against it (amazing perspective), I wondered... how many people would it take to clean that bean? Is it a nightly job? Would they be called beaners? Can they say it's bean clean? LOL
Yes, fascinating.
Thanks, Patti.
Anita Mae.
Interesting! something to put a little smile on a traveler's face. I'll have to check out the Bean you and Patti are talking about.
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Yes, Deb, it sure did.
ReplyDeleteThis also made me think of that European artist who makes those chalk drawings on sidewalks that seem so real people walk around them so they don't fall in. :D
Anita Mae.
Hey Anita Mae .... Nelson and JJ sure look excited! I'm sure they had a great time when they got there!
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