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伯尔尼的世界性街道艺术项目-“窗户上的动物园”。
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无论是在纽约、莫斯科还是巴黎,艺术作品“窗户上的动物园”(Windowzoo)在全世界都是无处不在。多年来,黑白的动物剪影出现在无聊寂寞的玻璃窗上,不禁引起人们会多看一眼。 (图/文:Christoph Balsiger,swissinfo.ch)
伯尔尼的世界性街道艺术项目-“窗户上的动物园”。
无论是在纽约、莫斯科还是巴黎,艺术作品“窗户上的动物园”(Windowzoo)在全世界都是无处不在。多年来,黑白的动物剪影出现在无聊寂寞的玻璃窗上,不禁引起人们会多看一眼。 (图/文:Christoph Balsiger,swissinfo.ch)
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