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Renowned international artist Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada has once again captured the world’s attention with his monumental land art piece titled “Opening Horizons.” Unveiled in Villablino, Spain, this impressive artwork was created in collaboration with the Villablino City Council as part of the Caminos Naturales initiative, aiming to promote accessibility and inclusivity in natural spaces. The piece, which features an athlete in a wheelchair, stretches across a massive area of land and can only be fully appreciated from an aerial view. Its grand unveiling was timed to coincide with the 14th stage of La Vuelta 2024 , the prestigious cycling race, between Villafranca del Bierzo and Villablino. As cyclists raced across the landscape, the colossal image emerged, offering a striking contrast to the natural surroundings. More than just a visual spectacle, “Opening Horizons” delivers a message that is both timely and necessary: the need to ensure that all forest and natural areas are accessib

Renowned international artist Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada has once again captured the world’s attention with his monumental land art piece titled “Opening Horizons.” Unveiled in Villablino, Spain, this impressive artwork was created in collaboration with the Villablino City Council as part of the Caminos Naturales initiative, aiming to promote accessibility and inclusivity in natural spaces. The piece, which features an athlete in a wheelchair, stretches across a massive area of land and can only be fully appreciated from an aerial view. Its grand unveiling was timed to coincide with the 14th stage of La Vuelta 2024 , the prestigious cycling race, between Villafranca del Bierzo and Villablino. As cyclists raced across the landscape, the colossal image emerged, offering a striking contrast to the natural surroundings. More than just a visual spectacle, “Opening Horizons” delivers a message that is both timely and necessary: the need to ensure that all forest and natural areas are accessib

Aalborg  (Denmark) has recently become home to a new mural by Lithuanian-born artist Ernest Zacharevic , known for his evocative street art that often features children interacting with their environments. The mural, titled “The Ugly Duckling,” is a testament to Zacharevic’s ability to blend cultural motifs with contemporary urban settings, and it has been curated by the renowned Kirk Gallery . Zacharevic, who currently resides in Penang, Malaysia, brought his global perspective to Aalborg after a long journey from Southeast Asia. Before diving into his work, the artist spent a week exploring Aalborg, immersing himself in the local culture and surroundings. This thoughtful approach is evident in the mural, which captures the essence of both Danish heritage and Zacharevic’s unique artistic style. The mural, prominently displayed above a parking space in downtown Aalborg, features a large origami swan made from an old Danish banknote from 1952. This banknote is significant as it bears