It is an unsightly artwork created in the cooling tower blocks of cement and making it look more attractive, evocative and perhaps even ironic forms of graffiti and entertainment.
Graffiti art is located in Mangaung, South Africa, the Orlando Power Station, a conglomerate that changed the tower to honor and celebrate the 2011 World Cup local folkloric art. heritage community is awakened in graffiti through vuvuzelas.
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| Cooling Nuclear Tower Graffiti Art |
A subsequent graffitathon-mania has spread rapidly throughout South Africa and the "Soccer City" in Johannesburg saw the creation of decorative cum Coca-Cola ad. Cooling towers did not hit a fever graffiti Africa alone, in Kalkar, Germany, a nuclear project was born in the 70s and later abandoned a safety fears change, desertion years later, became Kalkar Wunderland, an amusement park. Cooling towers now home to ride the swings and decorated, somewhat ironically, with a slope of mountains and natural scenery.
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| Coca Cola Tower Graffiti Art |
But graffiti isn'ta nuclear phenomena of the third millennium, in fact, a mural for the cooling tower at Cruas which provides France with 5% of the electrical energy is expected to increase in 1991 by artists Jean-Marie Pierret, and completed by nine mountain climbers, 8000 hrs employment and 4,000 liters of paint! The idea is to focus on the topic of 'ecological' and describes the relationship between 'water' and 'air'; year 2005 was inaugurated with the name 'Acquarius'.
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| Cooling Nuclear Tower Big Graffiti |
Perhaps these decorations are just a form of beautification of what is, essentially, an industrial eyesore. Alternatively, their refurbishment is a hopeful attempt to integrate the concept of positive nuclear energy. Whatever the deal, it provides for some unusual eye-catching photos and will perhaps drive away the nuclear demon.
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| Big Graffiti Nural Art in Cooling Nuclear Tower |
