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UK art collective Shift/Delete took it upon themselves to reintepret the phallic-looking Gherkin building in London as a penis, and projected a virtual hand onto the building, like it were masturbating.
This installation is the ‘Act of Parliament’, and by using a large-scale projection to project a virtual hand onto the building that houses several financial companies, the artists want to make a giant political statement about the banking industry.
The giant maturbating penis makes a statement against government protection of the banking industry.
With this piece, the art group aims to tell the government to 'stop stroking the financial industry'.
View the video below:
[via Co.CREATE]
UK art collective Shift/Delete took it upon themselves to reintepret the phallic-looking Gherkin building in London as a penis, and projected a virtual hand onto the building, like it were masturbating.
This installation is the ‘Act of Parliament’, and by using a large-scale projection to project a virtual hand onto the building that houses several financial companies, the artists want to make a giant political statement about the banking industry.
The giant maturbating penis makes a statement against government protection of the banking industry.
With this piece, the art group aims to tell the government to 'stop stroking the financial industry'.
View the video below:
[via Co.CREATE]