I want something more positive and uplifting. This artwork isn't helping the environment at all.
No. Feel the weight of modern civilization, citizen.
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I think whatever art they put up there is going to get covered in grime regardless. The whole system needs a massive pressure wash.
I wonder it is possible and how long it'd take to send a full squad of like 20 guys with pressure washers down there to clean every inch of the place
That won't be cheap, best we can do is send 5 Indian international students with magic erasers.
I was going to say that art is subjective, but Jesus! It looks like nuclear shadows on the walls of buildings in Hiroshima!
I was thinking Holocaust survivor therapeutic drawings
It's this or sports betting ads. Take your pick.
Good one, how about a plain brick wall?
Surely you'd like to be asked to move to Alberta instead?
Art's value is essentially to reflect, not to lift up imo
Well then it's a full cycle of depression
Implying that you never change the society that depresses you, yes