Altogether, it took 30,000 wooden pegs, 2,000 tons of soil and 2,000 tons of sand for artist Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada to create his stunning, 11-acre portrait of a little girl for the opening of this year's Belfast Festival at Queens. The enormous artwork, named "Wish" by Rodriguez-Gerada, is the largest land art portrait in the United Kingdom and Ireland, according to the Belfast Telegraph. Best visible by plane or helicopter, the portrait took 18 months of planning and one month of construction ...
Artist's Stunning 11-Acre Portrait Can Only Be Seen From A Plane
The Huffington Post - 21 Oct 2013 21:40
Altogether, it took 30,000 wooden pegs, 2,000 tons of soil and 2,000 tons of sand for artist Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada to create his stunning, 11-acre portrait of a little girl for the opening of this year's Belfast Festival at Queens. The enormous artwork, named "Wish" by Rodriguez-Gerada, is the largest land art portrait in the United Kingdom and Ireland, according to the Belfast Telegraph. Best visible by plane or helicopter, the portrait took 18 months of planning and one month of construction ...
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