Totally agree. I never previously knew this existed and I think it's not only visually stunning, but an incredibly impactful instantiation of the tragedy it's m

Totally agree. I never previously knew this existed and I think it's not only visually stunning, but an incredibly impactful instantiation of the tragedy it's meant to represent. Most importantly, given that globalization and technology have resulted in a "homogenization" of a lot of art and culture, this piece feels truly unique to me (I also thought it was just a glitch in Google Maps when I first saw it) in a way that's very rare these days.