Thats exactly what you need in an art exhibition about a floating person . . . . a set of stocks

I'm surprised how close people are allowed to get, i assume she is still in the cradle, I can't quite see her tho.

Last time I looked, about two hours ago she was not in the cradle

There were round balloons everywhere.

Up on the balcony was the old church organ.

Balloons, balloons and more balloons.

And even MORE balloons!

Last picture from the Wednesday that I was there.

They had a live stream over the three days so I took these pictures from the internet.
Just so we could see her floating.

A little update on the project on how many balloons it took to float her.
13,500 balloons all hi-floated 11" rounds, it was a very impressive site.

John has written a little about it on the Qualatex blog, http://theverybestballoonblog.blogspot. ... ogger.html

Thanks to John and Sue for letting me use the picture.

This is the website for Noëmi Lakmaier who was the artiste for the project.

http://www.noemilakmaier.co.uk/index.htm

Helium sold by BOC is marked balloon gas. It is of an inferior quality and can't be used in hospitals. Helium is also used in the manufacturing of flat screen televisions so, if you're worried about such things, sell your television.

Quote from: "lowemagic"Helium sold by BOC is marked balloon gas. It is of an inferior quality and can't be used in hospitals. Helium is also used in the manufacturing of flat screen televisions so, if you're worried about such things, sell your television.

Actually I don't personally own a television