Osaka

In Osaka Japan there is a unique arch bridge that cost almost 3 billion yen to build. But the most surprising thing is that it was not built to accommodate people or cars. So what is its purpose? It is called the Kisogawa Water Bridge. At first glance it does not look that big but it is 66.7 meters wide and its all metal structure weighs 530 tons. Hums. Its real purpose is to withstand the natural disasters. Japan suffers from frequent earthquakes and typhoons. When an emergency occurs, operators activate a system from the control room to descend. The entire process takes about 30 minutes. When it is level with the river the system stops automatically minimizing damage and helping the structure withstand the forces of nature. This guy was going to throw this mirror away but after seeing this street artist he had a great idea and the result will surprise him. He paid him $100 to paint whatever he wanted on the mirror. So the artist got to work with his spray cans and began to create a sky with blue tones. With the help of a piece of cardboard he managed to create very successful single flashes. Surprisingly, the spray paint stuck well to the glass. Then he created water with darker blues and created trees on both sides, removing and dragging the paint that he had already applied. Then he added this house by dragging more paint and later with a newspaper he created vegetation all over the mirror. Finally he added many shadows and gave more nuances to the lightning bolts and the house that he had painted. The result is a beautiful drawing on a mirror that he was going to throw away. Each of its like is a sign of respect for the artist.