Post by willi1 on Nov 8, 2019 14:38:56 GMT
An outdoor mural on a grain silo in the port city of Incheon (South Korea), has been recognized by Guinness World Records 2018 as the world's largest.
It's 48 meters high, 168 meters long and 31.5 meters wide, and occupies 23,688.7 m².
The Incheon city government and Port Authority commissioned 22 painting artists and spent 550 million won ($487,000) for the mural project, with 865,400 liters of paint used in its creation.
The design involves the story of a boy growing into an adult and resembles a complete set of 16 books with cover decorations showing the four seasons ― spring, summer, autumn and winter.
It's 48 meters high, 168 meters long and 31.5 meters wide, and occupies 23,688.7 m².
The Incheon city government and Port Authority commissioned 22 painting artists and spent 550 million won ($487,000) for the mural project, with 865,400 liters of paint used in its creation.
The design involves the story of a boy growing into an adult and resembles a complete set of 16 books with cover decorations showing the four seasons ― spring, summer, autumn and winter.
In Street View, the work is still in the making.
