Painting Reality
500 liters of waterbased environmentally-friendly paint on asphalt spread by 2000 cars.
25/04/2010 · Rosenthaler Platz, Berlin
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2. zoidberg-returns 286 days ago
#1: Excatly.
I would love to have paint splat'ed all 'under' my car.
3. Tareim (admin) 286 days ago
several people at the end was driving around they big yellow puddle
4. DoubleBubble 286 days ago
This isn't art, it's vadalism and having something so distracting a busy intersection like that just makes this "stunt" even more stupid. I sense hippy types are behind this.
5. SmajlicekCZ 286 days ago
If they at least actually "painted" anything, this is just ugly, such a waste of paint.
why so mad everyone? they probably used waterbased colors, first rain and its all gone, i think it was cool ide
The people commuting on their bikes probably were not happy about paint being splashed up on their clothes. This was a rotten prank.
10. captain_obvious 286 days ago
its a funny idea but i agree with #4 on this one. this is dangerous, not really smart. maybe rain will wash it away, but for savety the goverment has to clean it right away, wich cost money, resources. and time. making the whole thing not enviroment friendly.
yeah, that stunt wasn't very levelheaded, but since when do artists care?
btw, it was some kind of crayon mixed with water...
I was there and it was awesome. people who live in Berlin Mitte usually are very open minded towards streetart. nobody died, the police couldn't do anything and the city cleaning did it's job afterwards.
It was water-based paint that was used, therefore easily washed off, and wasn't harmful to the environment. The project wasn't a flash in the pan either, It was extensively planned and researched to ensure that the project was safe to drivers before it was carried out. Overall the project was positively accepted by the people of Berlin. Whilst I agree it costs money and time to clean it up, it's a nice bit of advertising for Berlin and promotes it as a city of art. ![]()



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1. datastreamdude 286 days ago
looked a bloody mess in my opinion.