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Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled

09.02.2024. Viljandi. Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled (the Lights of Viljandi) brings giant Ouroboros to Viljandi. The wooden Ouroboros, an ancient symbol depicting a snake eating its own tail. It symbolizes the continuity, renewal and cyclicity of the environment. Ouroboros is six meters high and twelve meters wide, mainly made from recycled and sustainably sourced wood. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

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Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled

09.02.2024. Viljandi. Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled (the Lights of Viljandi) brings giant Ouroboros to Viljandi. The wooden Ouroboros, an ancient symbol depicting a snake eating its own tail. It symbolizes the continuity, renewal and cyclicity of the environment. Ouroboros is six meters high and twelve meters wide, mainly made from recycled and sustainably sourced wood. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

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Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled

09.02.2024. Viljandi. Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled (the Lights of Viljandi) brings giant Ouroboros to Viljandi. The wooden Ouroboros, an ancient symbol depicting a snake eating its own tail. It symbolizes the continuity, renewal and cyclicity of the environment. Ouroboros is six meters high and twelve meters wide, mainly made from recycled and sustainably sourced wood. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

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Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled

09.02.2024. Viljandi. Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled (the Lights of Viljandi) brings giant Ouroboros to Viljandi. The wooden Ouroboros, an ancient symbol depicting a snake eating its own tail. It symbolizes the continuity, renewal and cyclicity of the environment. Ouroboros is six meters high and twelve meters wide, mainly made from recycled and sustainably sourced wood. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

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Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled

09.02.2024. Viljandi. Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled (the Lights of Viljandi) brings giant Ouroboros to Viljandi. The wooden Ouroboros, an ancient symbol depicting a snake eating its own tail. It symbolizes the continuity, renewal and cyclicity of the environment. Ouroboros is six meters high and twelve meters wide, mainly made from recycled and sustainably sourced wood. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

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Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled

08.02.2024. Viljandi. Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled (the Lights of Viljandi) brings giant Ouroboros to Viljandi. The wooden Ouroboros, an ancient symbol depicting a snake eating its own tail. It symbolizes the continuity, renewal and cyclicity of the environment. Ouroboros is six meters high and twelve meters wide, mainly made from recycled and sustainably sourced wood. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

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Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled

08.02.2024. Viljandi. Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled (the Lights of Viljandi) brings giant Ouroboros to Viljandi. The wooden Ouroboros, an ancient symbol depicting a snake eating its own tail. It symbolizes the continuity, renewal and cyclicity of the environment. Ouroboros is six meters high and twelve meters wide, mainly made from recycled and sustainably sourced wood. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

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Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled

08.02.2024. Viljandi. Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled (the Lights of Viljandi) brings giant Ouroboros to Viljandi. The wooden Ouroboros, an ancient symbol depicting a snake eating its own tail. It symbolizes the continuity, renewal and cyclicity of the environment. Ouroboros is six meters high and twelve meters wide, mainly made from recycled and sustainably sourced wood. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

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Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled

08.02.2024. Viljandi. Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled (the Lights of Viljandi) brings giant Ouroboros to Viljandi. The wooden Ouroboros, an ancient symbol depicting a snake eating its own tail. It symbolizes the continuity, renewal and cyclicity of the environment. Ouroboros is six meters high and twelve meters wide, mainly made from recycled and sustainably sourced wood. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

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Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled

08.02.2024. Viljandi. Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled (the Lights of Viljandi) brings giant Ouroboros to Viljandi. The wooden Ouroboros, an ancient symbol depicting a snake eating its own tail. It symbolizes the continuity, renewal and cyclicity of the environment. Ouroboros is six meters high and twelve meters wide, mainly made from recycled and sustainably sourced wood. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

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Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled

08.02.2024. Viljandi. Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled (the Lights of Viljandi) brings giant Ouroboros to Viljandi. The wooden Ouroboros, an ancient symbol depicting a snake eating its own tail. It symbolizes the continuity, renewal and cyclicity of the environment. Ouroboros is six meters high and twelve meters wide, mainly made from recycled and sustainably sourced wood. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA

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Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled

08.02.2024. Viljandi. Visual arts festival Viljandi Tuled (the Lights of Viljandi) brings giant Ouroboros to Viljandi. The wooden Ouroboros, an ancient symbol depicting a snake eating its own tail. It symbolizes the continuity, renewal and cyclicity of the environment. Ouroboros is six meters high and twelve meters wide, mainly made from recycled and sustainably sourced wood. Photo: Elmo Riig/SAKALA