Techno party close to Ekebergparken in Oslo.
To begin with, it was a wonderful and great mood, some light effects after it got "dark" (if you wanna say that twilight is dark), many, many people, but the music didn't reached me.
I danced from time to time, but nope, there was no connection to the music.
Anyway, I had a wonderful time there.
And now to my real point, the Ekebergparken
There was a parking place we used, and just the view meters from the street to the parking place left me speechless and with a slightly disgusted feeling.
What the Norwegians and other people call art is for sure not my understanding of art.
For example the piece "Deep Cream Maradona" from Sarah Lucas
It's not funny, it's not aesthetic, it's not beautiful and nothing I wanna explain to a little child.
Or the sculpture from Vigeland. And what I think about this man and the Vigelandpark with all the violence is another story!
Mann og kvinne
This bronze sculpture showing a sexual act between them both, he kneeling with his head between her legs, her hands on his head
In a museum, ok, but a public park where people walk with their children?
This is so wrong in so many places.
I haven't seen the sculpture Fideicommissum from Ann-Sofi Sidén
A woman in a squat position, her pants around her knees with a naked ass.
Can someone explain the "art" in a woman sculpture, answering the call of nature?
I could go on about some of the sculptures I saw, but I won't and I spare you any pictures. You can look them up, the name of the "artist" and the "art" in a search engine will give you more than enough results.
This park isn't a place I would like to take a walk.
Not the best vibes there. Not as bad as Vigeland Parken, the vibes there are extreme negative, but still, nope, no place for me.