Photo: Nicholas Tse/M+/West Kowloon Cultural District Authority
Encountering a pile of poo in the grass during your morning walk is annoying, but encountering a GIANT pile of inflatable poo invokes a completely different emotion.
For this art exhibit at the West Kowloon Cultural District Park, Hong Kong, American sculptor Paul McCarthy created a piece of art that's not crappy at all! If it were a competition, I'm sure he'd come out as number two. Poo-lchritudinous!
View the giant inflatable poo, titled "Complex Pile" over at designboom (as well as other neat inflatable art like a giant roast pork, cockroach, and more): Link
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They look like whole Sweet Potatoes.
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No, it's just...
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This is Da Sh..
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This is exactly why I encourage funding for space travel. Sigh.
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What I want to know is, what their criteria was for selecting their poo shapes? Would just any poo doo, or a more typical and therefore, idealized pile of poo? Extraordinary in its ordinariness.
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