Behind the Walls: A gift from Seep in solidarity with immigrants in Paris
The work was done by spraying the colors on the grass at a distance of over 600 meters in the park of “Champ de Mars” in the center of French capital Paris, which can be seen better than the top of the Tower .
The work was made by the French painter Saype (Guillaume Legros), who specializes in the drawing of huge paintings that biodegrade in a way that does not harm the environment.
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His works have appeared on the slopes of the mountains and in public parks in different parts of the world, and these works of art remain for a few days before they disappear into the ground after having decomposed into their natural elements in ways that not to have harmful effects on the environment.
The artwork, was inaugurated on Saturday during a ceremony in the presence of the Mayor of Paris as Ann Hidalgo.
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London, Berlin, Nairobi and Buenos Aires will host similar paintings of hands and arms entangled.