Spanish artistic-activist collective Luzinterruptus recently debuted “Rain Interactive,” an art installation made from thousands of water- and light-filled condoms strung from the ceiling.
Designed to resemble giant raindrops, the team filled over 3,000 extra-strength condoms with blue-dyed water and small autonomous lights. They were on display in London’s Watermans Art Centre, where visitors of all ages were encouraged to add condom drops to the installation.
This isn’t the first sex-themed art piece Luzinterruptus has contributed. In the past, they vandalized Madrid’s Public Art Museum with 400 silicone nipples and used sex dolls to protest Spain’s controversial anti-abortion laws. “Rain Interactive” aims to “highlight the vital need of water and how abhorrent it is to privatize it and trade it for the profit of just a few," they told Dezeen.
