In collaboration with Julius von Bismarck, Julian Charrière, created a project that involves dying 35 pigeons in the city of Copenhagen. Titled Some Pigeons Are More Equal Than Others, a special “pigeon apparatus” was built just for the occasion. Here’s how it works: the machine works as a bird trap with a conveyor belt mechanism, the pigeon wanders inside the machine automatically gets airbrushed in different colors. The “pigeon apparatus” was installed on a roof for a week in Copenhagen and for two weeks on a roof in Venice during the 13th Architecture Biennale.
Courtesy of Julian Charrière.
Courtesy of Julian Charrière.
Courtesy of Julian Charrière.
Courtesy of Julian Charrière.
Courtesy of Julian Charrière.
Courtesy of Julian Charrière.
Courtesy of Julian Charrière.
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