Climate Activists Attack Another Painting [Video]

Recently, we see that climate activists are protesting by attacking world-famous works of art. The last protest was against one of the works of the French impressionist painter Claude Monet. Activists who threw mashed potatoes over Monet’s painting Les Meules (Haystacks) in the Potsdam museum said the show was a wake-up call in the face of climate disaster.

Activists also made statements about climate disaster after throwing mashed potatoes at the $110 million painting and sticking their hands on the wall. “People are starving, people are freezing, people are dying,” the activists said, adding that we are in a climate catastrophe, yet the only thing we fear is tomato soup or mashed potatoes on a painting.

Video of the protest by climate activists with the painting Les Meules:

“Science tells us we won’t be able to feed our families by 2050.”

“I’m afraid, because science tells us we won’t be able to feed our families by 2050. You need mashed potatoes on a painting to listen to it? If we fight for food, this painting will be worthless,” climate activists said in a speech. made striking statements.

Climate activists caught by the police.

Speaking after the protests, the spokesperson of the museum stated that the painting was protected by glass and there was no damage. The spokesperson also said that the police arrived quickly, and that the protesters “relatively” removed their hands from the painting.

The act was carried out by “Just Stop Oil”, the same activist group as the tomato soup attack on Van Gogh’s painting recently.

Why is art chosen as the target?

We see that climate activists have chosen art for these actions, especially in recent days. We recommend that you take a look at our content, where we focus on climate activists who make extreme actions that make them look bad, even if they come out with the right purpose.