These sculptures (also exhibited in the same square) are made from fished-up old fishing nets that were dumped into the sea. So not so pretty. This was there to point this out to us.
It's too bad that the nets were dumped into the sea, but I'm glad they could be made into sculptures that help point out the problem. I really like the brick work on the building behind them, too.
I like the vibrant blue against the beige brick of the background. It's a good example of repurposed materials and reminds me a lot of the floats in the Rose Bowl Parade that perhaps have lost some of the blooms. It's a shame there are that many nets in the sea that it's a problem.
There's no missing those sculptures! An important message for an issue that needs to be addressed. We find so many ways to pollute our planet and ourselves. Reminds me of a slogan I saw on a wall in the 1970's "people are uneatable, they contain too much DDT"
I also like the architecture behind :D That balcony is superb!
Ian