"artistic bricks"

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26 December 2025

A temporary public artwork by artist Lina Hashim is displayed at City Hall Square in Copenhagen, Denmark, on December 26, 2025. The installation, titled Ornament of Silenced, is created using Danish red bricks and combines geometric ornamentation with references to Middle Eastern design traditions. The work is part of a broader artistic collaboration involving Politiken's Forhal and urban development partners, and is presented as a site-specific public sculpture in the city space.

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#13130409

26 December 2025

A temporary public artwork by artist Lina Hashim is displayed at City Hall Square in Copenhagen, Denmark, on December 26, 2025. The installation, titled Ornament of Silenced, is created using Danish red bricks and combines geometric ornamentation with references to Middle Eastern design traditions. The work is part of a broader artistic collaboration involving Politiken's Forhal and urban development partners, and is presented as a site-specific public sculpture in the city space.

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#13130410

26 December 2025

A temporary public artwork by artist Lina Hashim is displayed at City Hall Square in Copenhagen, Denmark, on December 26, 2025. The installation, titled Ornament of Silenced, is created using Danish red bricks and combines geometric ornamentation with references to Middle Eastern design traditions. The work is part of a broader artistic collaboration involving Politiken's Forhal and urban development partners, and is presented as a site-specific public sculpture in the city space.

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#13130411

26 December 2025

A temporary public artwork by artist Lina Hashim is displayed at City Hall Square in Copenhagen, Denmark, on December 26, 2025. The installation, titled Ornament of Silenced, is created using Danish red bricks and combines geometric ornamentation with references to Middle Eastern design traditions. The work is part of a broader artistic collaboration involving Politiken's Forhal and urban development partners, and is presented as a site-specific public sculpture in the city space.

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#13130414

26 December 2025

A temporary public artwork by artist Lina Hashim is displayed at City Hall Square in Copenhagen, Denmark, on December 26, 2025. The installation, titled Ornament of Silenced, is created using Danish red bricks and combines geometric ornamentation with references to Middle Eastern design traditions. The work is part of a broader artistic collaboration involving Politiken's Forhal and urban development partners, and is presented as a site-specific public sculpture in the city space.

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#13130417

26 December 2025

A temporary public artwork by artist Lina Hashim is displayed at City Hall Square in Copenhagen, Denmark, on December 26, 2025. The installation, titled Ornament of Silenced, is created using Danish red bricks and combines geometric ornamentation with references to Middle Eastern design traditions. The work is part of a broader artistic collaboration involving Politiken's Forhal and urban development partners, and is presented as a site-specific public sculpture in the city space.

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#13130420

26 December 2025

A temporary public artwork by artist Lina Hashim is displayed at City Hall Square in Copenhagen, Denmark, on December 26, 2025. The installation, titled Ornament of Silenced, is created using Danish red bricks and combines geometric ornamentation with references to Middle Eastern design traditions. The work is part of a broader artistic collaboration involving Politiken's Forhal and urban development partners, and is presented as a site-specific public sculpture in the city space.

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#13130423

26 December 2025

A temporary public artwork by artist Lina Hashim is displayed at City Hall Square in Copenhagen, Denmark, on December 26, 2025. The installation, titled Ornament of Silenced, is created using Danish red bricks and combines geometric ornamentation with references to Middle Eastern design traditions. The work is part of a broader artistic collaboration involving Politiken's Forhal and urban development partners, and is presented as a site-specific public sculpture in the city space.

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#13130425

26 December 2025

A temporary public artwork by artist Lina Hashim is displayed at City Hall Square in Copenhagen, Denmark, on December 26, 2025. The installation, titled Ornament of Silenced, is created using Danish red bricks and combines geometric ornamentation with references to Middle Eastern design traditions. The work is part of a broader artistic collaboration involving Politiken's Forhal and urban development partners, and is presented as a site-specific public sculpture in the city space.

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#13130426

26 December 2025

A temporary public artwork by artist Lina Hashim is displayed at City Hall Square in Copenhagen, Denmark, on December 26, 2025. The installation, titled Ornament of Silenced, is created using Danish red bricks and combines geometric ornamentation with references to Middle Eastern design traditions. The work is part of a broader artistic collaboration involving Politiken's Forhal and urban development partners, and is presented as a site-specific public sculpture in the city space.

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#13022255

24 November 2025

A red brick building with grafitti is seen during snowfall in Warsaw, Poland on 23 November, 2025.

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#12910220

26 October 2025

The large, multicolored VIELFALT (Diversity) sculpture, part of the ''Bahnhof der Vielfalt'' campaign promoting inclusion and tolerance, is prominently displayed in the public square outside Munich-Pasing station in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, on October 25, 2025.

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#12851254

11 October 2025

A cracked glass block window in an abandoned building reveals bright yellow autumn leaves outside in Neukirchen, Germany, on October 10, 2025. Graffiti on the wall contrasts with the natural colors seen through the damaged pane.

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#12851266

11 October 2025

A red heart and a sad face are spray-painted on the tiled column of an abandoned building surrounded by colorful autumn foliage in Neukirchen, Germany, on October 10, 2025. The graffiti contrasts with the natural background reclaiming the site.

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#12739206

10 September 2025

Indian artists decorate an idol of Goddess Durga by carving clay bricks, and a temporary Pandal uses fifty thousand bricks ahead of the Durga Puja Festival in Kolkata, India, on September 9, 2025. Durga Puja is the biggest Hindu festival, and the festival starts on September 28 and ends on October 2.

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#12739207

10 September 2025

Indian artists decorate an idol of Goddess Durga by carving clay bricks, and a temporary Pandal uses fifty thousand bricks ahead of the Durga Puja Festival in Kolkata, India, on September 9, 2025. Durga Puja is the biggest Hindu festival, and the festival starts on September 28 and ends on October 2.

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