Adresses: The disappearance, vandalism, and removal of public art in Venice.
Solution: Use a projector to project an image of the piece of public art that has gone missing onto the exact spot where it once stood. Projector will have a light sensor so that it turns on only when it is dark enough to see the picture. The projector will also display pictures of other pieces of missing public art at random time intervals throughout the night. All projectors will have a protective casing around them so they are not damage by weather or the public. The cases will have to be made of a material that is water resistant and that the projector can project through.
Hopefully this will help us locate some of the missing art works and, or motivate the city to replace or repair missing or damaged pieces.
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