NewzDuring the summer, visitors to Aspri Ammos beach on the Greek island of Othoni encountered large, temporary figures of prehistoric hunters carved into the white sand. These artistic installations were created as a form of protest against planned oil exploration activities in the Ionian Sea.
The project serves as a visual warning regarding the potential environmental impact of drilling operations in the region. By utilizing ephemeral art, the creators highlighted concerns over the preservation of the local ecosystem and the risks posed by industrial development in the Ionian waters.
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