Notice.

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.

[Elyse Klemchuk]

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.

[Kathy]

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.

[JackieR]

That's a lot of dumped/lost nets. They can't be cheap things to lose?? Thank you for sharing this it's a lovely photo

[Corinne C]

At least we cannot miss them :-) I like the idea of repurposing something left to pollute the ocean.

[Babs]

Good to see the dumped nets have been turned into artwork. Maybe the message will get across to people who dump them in the first place.

[Louise & Ken]

Such a well-utilized work of art to make a stand against hurting the environment! People all talk about climate change, but this is often overlooked!

[Bill]

Such a cool idea.

[Call me Joe]

❤️👌❤️

[Esther Rosenberg]

Love this!!

[Diana]

This is great, I hope people learn from it!

[moni kozi]

This is art that at least makes sense. I like it.
I also like the architecture behind :D That balcony is superb!

[Wylie]

A sad truth, beautifully illustrated with the sculptures.

[Dione Giorgio]

Very interesting and very artistic too. I like the message which year after year raises the issue.

[Agnes]

Heel bijzonder

[Speedwell]

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"

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wonderful looking sculptures.

[Fisher Family]

Good to see that a positive use has been made of these dumped nets. They make interesting sculptures!

Ian

[Merrelyn]

They really stand out against the colour of the buildings.

[Heather]

The sculptures are really powerful! As others have said, I hope they can effect some change. Fav

[Ann H. LeFevre]

There doesn't really seem to be any good excuse to let something like those slip into the sea. Good shot.

[Nina Ganci]

excellent message! great sculptures

[Jacqueline]

Goede boodschap, knap dat ze van alle ‘rommel’ iets moois kunnen maken….zoals de walvis van plastic die in Utrecht heeft gestaan.