“Beyond the Crisis”: the artist painted a picture of 3 thousand square meters on the grass in the Alps
It focuses on the topic of the virus and is made from biodegradable materials.
Photo by Valentin Flaro, EPA
Franco-Swiss artist Guillaume Legros, known under the pseudonym Saype, presented a new work on the theme of coronavirus.
Photo by Valentin Flaro, EPA
The artist depicted a girl looking at the horizon. Near her lies a pencil case with crayons, and in front of her is drawn a chain of people holding hands.
The painting is painted on grass in the Swiss Alps, it covers an area of 3000 square meters and is called “Out of Crisis” (Beyond Crisis).
During a pandemic, most people are limited. This applies to all of us, we face various problems and difficulties, and I decided to paint this mural called “Out of Crisis” next to the house to share with you optimism and a breath of fresh air.
Guillaume Legros
artist
Photos from instagram Legro
Photos from instagram Legro
Easily uses biodegradable materials in his work, all of his paintings are temporary. He often depicts children on them, as well as adults holding hands.
