Puppy
Puppy, Floral sculpture in Bilbao, Spain
Puppy is a 43-foot tall flower sculpture of a West Highland White Terrier puppy, located at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao.
Designed by Jeff Koons, it was first exhibited in 1992 and has since become a popular attraction in Bilbao.
The gigantic puppy made out of flowers represents love, warmth, and happiness.
The floral surface of the sculpture is replanted twice a year to maintain its vibrancy.
Although initially controversial, Puppy has now become an iconic symbol of joy and optimism.
Location: Bilbao
Inception: 1992
Creator: Jeff Koons
Length: 9.1 m
Material: stainless steel
Source: Wikimedia
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