There's a brilliant art instillation at a museum in Arnhem, Netherlands, where the artist Johannes-Harm Hovinga sits at a table all day, and punches holes in the latest UN report on climate change.

Doug Holland · 5 months ago

There's a brilliant art instillation at a museum in Arnhem, Netherlands, where the artist Johannes-Harm Hovinga sits at a table all day, and punches holes in the latest UN report on climate change.

@[email protected] · 5 months ago

This is powerful

@rehydrate5503 · 5 months ago

Agreed. Really fascinating.

“It’s getting harder to sit in silence concentrating on the same repetitive motion. I didn’t expect it to be so intense. After two days, my back, neck, elbows and wrists all started to hurt. I’ve been taking painkillers daily since the second week.”

This is definitely going to take a toll on the artist. Hopefully he can keep at it and take his performance on the road like planned.

@[email protected] · 5 months ago

I hope so too. But I have a feeling he’s the determined type.

There's a brilliant art instillation at a museum in Arnhem, Netherlands, where the artist Johannes-Harm Hovinga sits at a table all day, and punches holes in the latest UN report on climate change.

There's a brilliant art instillation at a museum in Arnhem, Netherlands, where the artist Johannes-Harm Hovinga sits at a table all day, and punches holes in the latest UN report on climate change.

Artist punches holes in UN climate report six hours a day for Dutch installation