Group of designers from South Korea found a way to fight the darkness of autumn, when outside continuously is pouring rain and everything is gray and dreary. Using a special ink that manifests itself only when it gets water, they painted on the streets of Seoul huge paintings.
Their project they named “Project Monsoon”, as it was the monsoon season in South Korea and rains don’t stop for about three weeks. Now residents are looking forward to rain, to see what artists have painted.
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Artnaz.com believes that it would be great if artists would bring such ideas to life in other cities too.
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