Aug. 3, 2011 at 7:58pm with 6 notes
It was supposed to be a £12,000 art project in which a helium-filled sculpture of a desert island floated eerily above the heads of spaced-out festival-goers. It has become instead a £12,000 art project in which a helium-filled sculpture of a desert island floats somewhere through the troposphere without anybody actually seeing it, or even knowing where it is. (via One of our islands is missing | Art and design | The Guardian)

It was supposed to be a £12,000 art project in which a helium-filled sculpture of a desert island floated eerily above the heads of spaced-out festival-goers. It has become instead a £12,000 art project in which a helium-filled sculpture of a desert island floats somewhere through the troposphere without anybody actually seeing it, or even knowing where it is. (via One of our islands is missing | Art and design | The Guardian)

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    (VIa secondverse via flavorcountry)
  2. ohtazer reblogged this from flavorcountry and added:
    It’s okay Jon, I’ve got enough “this is pretty heartbreaking” to go around.
  3. flavorcountry reblogged this from secondverse and added:
    I find this equal parts hilarious and tragic, where “equal parts” means “roughly a 10:1 ratio.” I may be a bad person.
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