Saed News: The Swiss artist has captivated the world's attention by creating stunning works on a massive scale across fields and hills.
Saed News Report: On the slopes of a Swiss village, an artist named Saype has created two massive murals of children using biodegradable paints. These children are drawing, intending to depict their view of the vast world around them.
The murals, painted directly on the grass, may last only a few days depending on the weather conditions. They depict a boy and a girl drawing curved lines in their sketchbooks to illustrate mountains, trees, stars, and the moon.
Saype says the worlds that the boy and girl are drawing complement each other.
This French-Swiss artist explains that his murals, which span around 3,000 square meters and can be seen from the mountaintop and surrounding pastures, symbolize the need to reject uniformity and embrace diverse viewpoints. He describes the theme of his paintings: "These are two children, each drawing what they see from their perspective."
The murals are so large that they can be seen from the mountain's summit.
"Another interpretation is that, although they are at different heights, the worlds they create complement each other."
Saype has also painted one of the "Beyond the Walls" pieces on a large ship in Istanbul, Turkey.
