that's (probably) https://instagram.com/pappasparlor
please don't repost peoples art without crediting them :)
this post was submitted on 28 Oct 2023
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Do you happen to know where this is?
That has to be in Vienna, Austria. They are anti air installations built during ww2
Edit: yep
Reading up on it it could also be in Berlin or Hamburg. The ones in Vienna were in the middle of a park when I was visiting. It was a bit surreal all these families picknicking there, their children running around playing, beneath these enormous military buildings.
It did look similar! I walked through that park at my last visit. And took a photo there too. I think I even saw Piranha but I did not saw it from that side or had the idea that I could see it that way. Nice thanks!
it‘s in vienna, photo taken here.
the bus station has been renovated tho, so the artwork is no longer visible.
not sure. you'll probably find it in his instagram if you look for it
Don’t have Instagram, but thanks
It's the simple things that make life enjoyable.
And I'm pretty sure that was a German AA tower from the WW2 era. This is a much better purpose.
Oh my GODNEEEESSS. Its so god.