PANDA PARIS

PANDA PARIS

Cute furballs invade Paris landmarks... what does it all mean?!


Part art installation and part activism, 1,600 pandas have invaded Paris.

Made out of papier-mache, and individually hand-painted, the creatures are a reminder to France, and the rest of the world, that our environment is deteriorating.  As if we needed another reminder…

The Pandas made their debut on the grounds in front of Paris’ Hotel Ville on Thursday, and continue to visit other destinations around the city before they journey across the rest of France.  After that, who knows.

The World Wildlife Fund [WWF], which uses a panda as its logo, chose the number of papier-mache pandas to represent each actual panda living right now.

They may be cute, but the Pandas prove that our Earth’s problems are not so black and white.  And hopefully, the artwork will be recycled after its big statement.
AMANDA JEAN BLACK

To learn more about pandas and other endangered animals, visit wwf.org




This story was published on July 14, 2008.


CONTENT RATING: ( 5 )

Ruth

07/14/2008


Instead of recycling the pandas it can be sold and with that money they can use it for the WWF. :D I'd buy two. ^_^

Lise

07/16/2008


their eyes are so soulless! yet cute!

kelseystojk

07/20/2008


its such a small amount of pandas :(

Justine

07/26/2008


This is SOO cute! It makes me want to make a paper mache panda and keep it in my room. Hahaha :)

meekke

07/28/2008


It makes we want to make tons of paper mache pandas and just give them to random ppl just to let them know about this. The pandas are limited now, but they're just so cute ,we need more!! I want to buy a couple pandas and feed them and show them love, haha. :D


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