We Walked the Earth | The Danish Pavilion | 59th Venice Biennale

[@peaceOUTawsome]

I love the fact how even he doesn’t have all the answers. He wants us to feel something with this and I think that’s beautiful

[@ponyjello1899]

this is the most gorgeous installation i think ive ever seen

[@iniecore]

This is absolutely gorgeous. The juxtaposition of life and death, life peering at the death, it makes me feel grateful for some reason.

[@enoshade]

I went there yesterday. I did not expect to end up at the Venice Biennale during this road trip, but I did, and for some reason decided to go into the Danish pavilion with the odd content warning in front of it. And it was shocking, but also profound, to see it in person; the images can't communicate how the physical objects feel to walk around. My brain couldn't help filling in some sort of story, something to explain this sudden transportation into another reality, not unlike the SCP universe and the variety of New Weird fiction which has gained a foothold recently.

[@ZuTischbeiKsenia]

Oh my God! This was the best impressive artwork this Biennale! Thank you so much for the explanation!

[@mariahlamb2983]

Absolutely astounding work, I’ve never seen anything quite like this.. I can’t even imagine the emotion I’d feel if I walked through this installation in person. Just incredible.

[@privateprivate7336]

I’m so drawn to these pieces

[@Clownconspirator]

I wish so badly that i could see this in person

[@pedritohartu]

a beautiful work of art

[@kikibubbles1995]

I saw it as she’s not happy about giving life in a poor environment. And due to stressing on how to provide for his family he took his own life. Or metaphorically he’s dying due to the stress

[@niamh2254]

So glad i got to see this in person. So beautiful

[@jasonyu7739]

These work are fucking gorgeous 👌 That’s amazing !!!

[@wistyroamlands7495]

By far one of my favorite art pieces. Love physical walk-in types.

[@monionioni]

simplesmente incrível

[@sixhu3676]

This is amazing, i’m inpressed

[@drjude5185]

Heartbreaking

[@mxjellyfish]

this is beautiful

[@SexyRatEyes]

Art.

[@ogier1]

pretty impressive in real.

[@user-qe8lq1kl4z]

It's so beautiful, There are parts that I don't understand because I'm young Can anyone explain it easily?

[@yellow7545]

Which parts ??

[@wrm0219]

designboom has a good article explaining parts of it :)

[@ИринаСоколова-ф1о]

Impressive installation but so depressive. Not inspiring. We have so much pain around each other so imho kind stuff makes world better but not sad

[@Astorix-t8h]

Actually, the baby is a symbol of hope like a new beggining, I think this is a both a representation of both hope and despair, it only depends on how you see it

[@OlvisTokyo]

then go watch my little pony.

[@user-qx3go3ev7g]

U

[@fratm6594]

Cosa cazzo è?

[@CostaCola]

All I know is that the explanation is pretentious; but I wanna see these photo realistic centaurs makin' that centaur baby! I mean from 15 different angles. That's art.

[@cathyeckstein699]

This is absolutely vile

[@Mangy_1134]

It’s art

[@cathyeckstein699]

@@Mangy_1134 like I said…it’s absolutely vile.

[@raymondreddington9769]

What is all this supposed to achieve?? 🤔 🤔 So I see zero use and don't really learn anything.. 🤷 🤷

[@womankisserjermaluvr]

wdym ? if you dont learn anything and cant find use in art, thats a YOU problem. these kinds of things dont just feed you knowledge like a textbook, think a little man

[@niamh2254]

So glad i got to see this in person. So beautiful