Advertising|The green ball on the railway square illuminates the surroundings every two minutes. The piece is on Rautatintor until next Saturday.
The Rautatiantor light artwork lights up every two minutes.
The summary is made by artificial intelligence and checked by a human.
Helsinki’s Rautatintor has a work that illuminates the surroundings every two minutes.
The work was erected by the collection agency B2 Impact and the designer is SEK’s AD Samuel Räikkönen.
The piece symbolizes the payment of Finnish debts every two minutes.
The work is on display at Rautatintor until October 5.
Helsinki Those moving around the Railway Square in recent days may have paid attention to the ball that illuminates the surroundings every two minutes.
The ball-shaped work was erected by the collection agency B2 Impact. The piece was designed by AD of advertising agency SEK Samuel Räikkönen.
“The work describes how a Finn receives the last installment of his debt every two minutes. The piece came about when I thought about how to tell about heritage in a different way than is done in traditional advertising,” says Räikkönen.
work is at Rautatintor until next Saturday, October 5.
“We are considering whether the light artwork could be exhibited elsewhere after Rautatiantor”, Marketing and Communications Director of B2 Impact Hagert asked says.
Edited on October 1, 2024 at 9:01 p.m.: Changed advertising to the logo instead of the light artwork.
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