Christo's latest project in northern Italy is living up to his reputation. Large, yellow floating walkways currently line Lago d'Iseo, giving visitors a chance to walk on water. For more go to www.dw.com/life...
From one Christo to another...you are still one of the most important modern day artists 40 years strong! Cheers my friend. You are a true genius! Peace Christo ✌️👽
@@sophieminter0 yes it is commerce. I see more art in gardening, architecture or hair styling. Even wood crafting. But the lack of marketing makes it just common goods. Remember Bauhais. Or Japanese Zhen?
RIP Christo ... thank you for everything. 1935-2020
From one Christo to another...you are still one of the most important modern day artists 40 years strong! Cheers my friend. You are a true genius! Peace Christo ✌️👽
Great job !Thank you ! I love my Lake !!!
RIP :(
i live like 10 km from lake iseo and ive been on these piers and it was an awesome experience
in south korea, this art is needed to here, south korea. ^^
foolish what about plastic waste
Everything was industrially recycled later
"Plastic waste" the dumbest thing you could have said. Two things that just don't go together
Outstanding so powerful and magical
This looks like 10 years ago. The outfit and the quality of the video looking so old
super art
J'adore l'orange dans son art. Bon voyage parmi les étoiles.
한국에서 코로나19로 지치고 힘든 한국 사람에게 이와 비슷한 것을 만들려고 합니다. 일명 Hearts' bridge on water....많은 조언을 주시면 감사하겠습니다.
so amazing getting to see your dream come true
where are the crowds now?
Bored people see this as art.
@@dbcooper900 you are projecting. I guess you try gas lighting.
It's art because it's creative. Maybe people have thought about putting a plastic walkway on water but Christo actually did it.
@@sophieminter0 yes it is commerce.
I see more art in gardening, architecture or hair styling.
Even wood crafting. But the lack of marketing makes it just common goods.
Remember Bauhais. Or Japanese Zhen?
The Renaissance is long gone my friend you missed your time
@@GiJoe94 Art is commerce. IT always was. In times of mass consumption art is a satisfaction of masses.