BIG AIR PACKAGE by GARAGELAND

Photography • Architecture • posted on Apr 11, 2013

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Big Air Package, an indoor installation for the Gasometer Oberhausen, Germany, was conceived in 2010 and is on view from March 16 to December 30, 2013. 90 meters high, with a diameter of 50 meters and a volume of 177,000 cubic meters, the work of art is the largest ever inflated envelope without a skeleton. The artist is the famous Christo und Jeanne-Claude who packages buildings. Check,: http://www.christojeanneclaude.net/press/big-air-package Have a nice day.

Comments (13)

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johndoop

2:27AM | Thu, 11 April 2013

BEAUTIFUL shot Exellent done!

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photosynthesis

2:41AM | Thu, 11 April 2013

Wow, very impressive...

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blinkings

2:56AM | Thu, 11 April 2013

Amazing, and a great website too.

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Juliette.Gribnau

3:21AM | Thu, 11 April 2013

very very special ! impressive and awesome

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jayfar

3:36AM | Thu, 11 April 2013

This is a great pic and a super POV.

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durleybeachbum

5:32AM | Thu, 11 April 2013

Very interesting! I have a book of their work.

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prutzworks

6:03AM | Thu, 11 April 2013

same as durleybb xlt POV btw!

alanwilliams

11:52AM | Thu, 11 April 2013

superbly dynamic shot

whaleman

4:33AM | Fri, 12 April 2013

Most interesting!

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debbielove

7:04AM | Fri, 12 April 2013

Does it have a purpose? Impressive shot though.. Rob

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MrsRatbag

7:34PM | Sat, 13 April 2013

Fantastic for photos, as proven here! What a wonderful capture!

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pauldeleu

10:15AM | Tue, 16 April 2013

I like it!

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tommorules

3:39PM | Sat, 27 April 2013

I almost wish you hadn't told us what this was. My imagination went off in several different directions, before settling on "Film-set for the James Bond Moonraker remake". As always, reality is slightly more mundane, but this is still a fabulous piece of imagination turned into reality, and an instant favourite :)