The Giant Mermaid in Scotland Brings Myth Into Reality
Kamal Musharbash — December 9, 2010 — World
References: mymodernmet
A giant mermaid in Scotland has been erected in the town of Cumbernauld, and was put up with hopes that it protects its citizens. The beautiful 33-foot mermaid statue bridges the gap between myth and reality in an artistic endeavor that cost roughly $400,000 to complete.
And it doesn't stop there. At night, the statue illuminates to highlight its intricate details in an array of colors to be seen by everyone, and to promote its protective message. The giant mermaid in Scotland goes by the name of Arria and hopes to attract international tourists.
And it doesn't stop there. At night, the statue illuminates to highlight its intricate details in an array of colors to be seen by everyone, and to promote its protective message. The giant mermaid in Scotland goes by the name of Arria and hopes to attract international tourists.
Trend Themes
1. Giant Statues - Opportunity for creating large-scale artistic installations that become tourist attractions and bridge the gap between myth and reality.
2. Illuminated Art - Potential for incorporating lighting technology into artworks to enhance their visual impact and create nighttime spectacles.
3. Myth-inspired Tourism - Growing demand for attractions that tap into mythical legends and folklore to attract international tourists.
Industry Implications
1. Tourism - Opportunity for destinations to leverage myth-inspired attractions to boost tourism and attract visitors from around the world.
2. Art Installation - Emerging market for large-scale sculptural installations that evoke wonder and create unique experiences for viewers.
3. Lighting Technology - Potential for businesses specializing in lighting technology to collaborate with artists and create visually stunning illuminated artworks.
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