A bizarre scene occurred in Tokyo, Japan, with a huge "human face" appearing in mid-air. What is this?

Recently, some netizens took a set of very scary photos in Tokyo. In the photos, a huge head appeared high in the sky in Tokyo. According to the netizen’s visual inspection, the head was about six stories tall. It is so high that netizens find it very scary. Subsequently, Tokyo provided an explanation for the huge head. In fact, the head was a hot air balloon, a work of art specially designed by Tokyo to celebrate the Tokyo Olympics. However, netizens only thought that this work of art was very evil.

As early as 2020, Tokyo-based artist Akira Aragami began to design this thing. Akira Aragami said that when she was a teenager, she once had a strange dream, in which floating objects appeared. Moon Granny in the sky, so Arakami Akira decided to design the same one, so this "skull hot air balloon" looks very much like Moon Mama, but that is not Moon Mama, but Arakami Akira. More than a thousand people around the world The "artistic face" selected among the faces has undergone special processing so that it does not look like a human face, but instead looks like Mother-in-Law Moon herself.

However, for Akika Arakami, this may be the fulfillment of a childhood dream, but for people in Tokyo, this is an endless fright. After all, who wants to open the window and see something There is a huge head floating in the air. What is even weirder is that this hot air balloon can also emit golden light at night, so seeing this hot air balloon made of a "head" at night looks even more weird, not a few Netizens in Tokyo expressed the hope that the hot air balloon would land soon and stop scaring people in Tokyo.

Finally, the comments on this hot air balloon on the Internet are also mixed, but only a few people think that artistic creation should be respected. Most netizens say that art can be unpopular, but it absolutely cannot It's evil. When the Tokyo Olympics begins, seeing such a scary thing may affect the performance of the athletes.