#SilentSunday
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Giant octopus tentacles have been waving from various landmarks around the city during Aarhus Festuge (festival week), trying to attract our attention to the damage that humans have done to the oceans and to marine life.
'Octopus Attack' by artists Filthy Luker and Pedro Estrella.
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Giant octopus tentacles have been waving from various landmarks around the city during Aarhus Festuge (festival week), trying to attract our attention to the damage that humans have done to the oceans and to marine life.
'Octopus Attack' by artists Filthy Luker and Pedro Estrella.
@CiaraNi Kudos to the artist taking the name Filthy Luker
Looked him up - he collaborates with Jnr Hacksaw -
@CiaraNi Kudos to the artist taking the name Filthy Luker
Looked him up - he collaborates with Jnr Hacksaw@Sarah111well That struck me too. It chimes well with installations like this too, trying to raise awareness about the environmental damage we and our capitalist society are doing to the oceans.
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Giant octopus tentacles have been waving from various landmarks around the city during Aarhus Festuge (festival week), trying to attract our attention to the damage that humans have done to the oceans and to marine life.
'Octopus Attack' by artists Filthy Luker and Pedro Estrella.
@CiaraNi I’ve seen several posts about these tentacle displays now… Sorry, I simply can’t help interpreting it as Aarhus has been corrupted by Cthulhu. Oh no!
"The sky tore open like a fresh wound, but the true madness festered below, where cyclopean towers groaned and buckled as writhing, iridescent appendages erupted from the shattered stone, drowning the screams of the city in the suffocating stench of that dread cosmic ocean.” -
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