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Come, walk on water

If yoursquove fancied walking on water now you can thanks to 81yrold Bulgarianborn artist Christorsquos art installation providing a floating walkway at Italyrsquos Lake Iseo

Updated At : 06:57 AM Jun 18, 2016 IST

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If you’ve fancied walking on water, now you can, thanks to 81-yr-old Bulgarian-born artist Christo’s art installation providing a floating walkway at Italy’s Lake Iseo.

For a few weeks, ‘The Floating Piers’ will rest on the surface of the lake with a 3-km walkway from Sulzano town to the Monte Isola and San Paolo islands

Around 2.2 lakh high-density polyethylene cubes, covered by 100,000 sq mt yellow fabric, have been attached by divers for the project. — Reuters

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