In the Alps created a gigantic picture dedicated to the fight against coronavirus
French artist Guillaume Legros, better known as Saype, created a huge picture on the grass in the Swiss Alps dedicated to the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
New graffiti with an area of more than 3 thousand square meters is called "Out of Crisis". The picture shows a girl who is looking beyond the horizon, surrounded by a chain of figures of people holding hands.
According to Guillaume Legros, the picture encourages the creation of a more cohesive and human world.
The work of art is located in a clearing near the spa town of Leysin in western Switzerland using spray paint based on coal and chalk.
Guillaume Legros is known for his huge graffiti on the grass, which are best seen from the air. Usually Saype creates work on the slopes of the mountains and in parks. He painted in cities around the world, including Paris, Buenos Aires and Liverpool.
Like all the artist’s works, Beyond the Crisis is a biodegradable and temporary picture.
New graffiti with an area of more than 3 thousand square meters is called "Out of Crisis". The picture shows a girl who is looking beyond the horizon, surrounded by a chain of figures of people holding hands.
According to Guillaume Legros, the picture encourages the creation of a more cohesive and human world.
The work of art is located in a clearing near the spa town of Leysin in western Switzerland using spray paint based on coal and chalk.
Guillaume Legros is known for his huge graffiti on the grass, which are best seen from the air. Usually Saype creates work on the slopes of the mountains and in parks. He painted in cities around the world, including Paris, Buenos Aires and Liverpool.
Like all the artist’s works, Beyond the Crisis is a biodegradable and temporary picture.
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