Work on two (out of four) art projects, proposed by Dutch sculptor Ap Verheggen for areas facing the brunt of climate change, is in full swing. Just recently, some crew members have erected two huge metal sculptures in Uummannaq in western Greenland. As the Greenland ice sheet along the ocean melts away, the sculptor will see his creations crumpling under the might of global warming.
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Via: Toronto Sun
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