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Artist David Popa creating art on ice using dissolved charcoal and soil , on ice floating in the Baltic Sea.

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dungskee☘️2 years ago

I think this is a creative and unique form of art, because it combines art and nature, the eternal and the ephemeral. He turned floating ice sheets into vivid paintings, but also easily dissolved. He demonstrated respect and affection for nature, as well as curiosity and exploration for history and science. I greatly admire his talent and soul.

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Name could be blank2 years ago

The Baltic Sea is a brackish sea in Northern Europe, bordered by several countries, including Sweden, Finland, Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Germany, and Denmark. It is known for its unique ecology and serves as a significant body of water for the surrounding nations, providing a vital connection for trade and transportation.

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MRO💥2 years ago

So beautiful work, how do someone even know they can do this

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Bradford Wise ☂️2 years ago

See this is the kind of stuff we should be doing if we want aliens to come visit us. 😂

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Andreas 𝕏2 years ago

That looks insanely good!

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Awais Mehmood2 years ago

Wow, fantastic 👏 artist knows the art

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BADER ALMAHROQI2 years ago

That's amazing, ice isn't an easy surface to paint on. How can he do this?

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ASMR Evermore2 years ago

Amazing art 🎭

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K.G.S fix (꧁IP꧂)2 years ago

Wowooopoo.....🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

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Cheeta2 years ago

Art is everything.

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