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A sculpture of a little boy wearing a mask looks at the gray sky with his eyes wide open in smog-filled Beijing. [Photo/IC] |
Beijing was once again hit with smog over the weekend, with the capital issuing red alert. In 798 Art Zone, artists put masks on sculptures to express their worries and concerns towards the environment and to make their anti-smog voice heard. As the environment issue becomes the center of public attention, many artists are conveying their feelings in their own ways. So, what happens when art meets smog? Let's check it out.
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