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11,000 square meters: “World in Progress II” shows children who are creating their ideal world (September 13, 2021).
Foto: Valentin Flauraud
Amazingly, two huge children seem to be sitting on the lawn near the UN building in New York, making paper doves of peace. The drawing, the size of two football fields, which can only be seen from a lofty height, is a gift from Switzerland to the United Nations on the occasion of its 75th anniversary whose Existence. Federal Councilor Ignazio Cassis, who traveled to New York on Friday evening, has the artwork on Saturdayvmorning together with the UNO-General Secretary Antohnio Guterres inaugurated.
The fresco on grass was created by the man in the Jurassic Delémont living artist Saype, 32, a Landart star, who with a self-developed, biologically degradableen paint created poetic messages for a better world from charcoal, chalk and milk protein.
“World in Progress II” is part of the project commissioned by Presence Switzerland, the first part of which will take place in June 2020 in the garden of the Palais des Nations in Geneva was seen and showed the same children in designing their ideal world.
“My art is ephemeral,” says Saype, who is with bourgeoism Name is Guillaume Legros and was born near the Swiss border in France, “but she sends signals that are anchored in people’s consciousness”.