April 6, 2015 AT 12:00 am
A New Series of Water-Activated Illustrations and Games on Seattle Sidewalks Only Appear When It Rains
Via Colossal.
Famous for its notoriously rainy weather, Seattle is the perfect home for this new series of water-activated interactive artworks, illustrations, and hidden messages that only appear when wet. Titled Rainworks, the invisible pieces by Seattle-based artist Peregrine Church started popping up last year. Each installation is made from an environmentally safe, water-repellant coating that lasts anywhere from 4 months to a year. You can see more here.
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