A nice Paternoster image:
Tusk Rhino Trail @ Paternoster Row London
Image by Loco Steve
The Tusk Rhino Trail is a London wide art installation, kindly curated for the charity by Chris Westbrook, that celebrates the magnificence of the rhino, and draws attention to the severe threat of poaching to their survival. Each rhino has been specially designed, decorated and embellished by internationally renowned artists.
Painted by: David Mach & Titled Rhino Eterno.
David Mach is best known for his dynamic and imaginative large-scale collages, sculptures and installations using diverse media including coat hangers, matches, magazines and car tyres.
“Dia de Muertos. That’s the traditional way to say it. It’s become Dia de los Muertos and that’s now tied in to All Saints and souls day…we celebrate the dead on this day, we remember…I guess my message is…if we don’t look after our rhinos, if we don’t protect them, stop people killing them for their tusks then that’s what we can look forward to…a Remembrance Day for them…a Remembrance Day for all the other animals we’re not looking after…a Remembrance Day for all the things were not looking after, not protecting, not keeping safe and you can call it all saints or All Souls’ Day too as much as you like…but that won’t say much for our souls.”
Location: Paternoster Row
Spot is by the tree line so selfie has St Pauls behind
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