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Pictures probably don’t do it justice. Things like that may need to be experienced live.

• ekianjo 4y ago
  You mean experience boredom in real life? There is absolutely nothing to see there.
  • ggm 4y ago
    I think you mean "I don't like this art"
    • robertlagrant 4y ago
      If you intend on commenting to replace any positive critique with "I like this art" as well then carry on.
      • ggm 4y ago
        I'm genuinely unsure. The photos are alienating. Usually, I don't like that kind of art, but sometimes its interesting and being in something massive, created, somebody else's vision, is occasionally great. Nazca. Different. I saw Richard Serrra's work in Bilbao, it was amazing. Andy Goldsworthy did giant pieces in the forests of the UK and also tiny ones. Art in nature can be fantastic, there are metal figures set into the Nullarbor plain thousands of kilometres from anyone by Anthony Gormley I'd love to see. Frank Lloyd wrights place in Phoenix AZ would have been monumental if he could have afforded it. Arcosanti? Christo and the curtain across the valley? What's not to love? What does it mean? I have no idea.
  • TaylorAlexander 4y ago
    For some, there is a lot to see. I’d definitely visit it if I were in the area. I think it looks super interesting.