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How would you give away €1,000? Street artist SpY did it two cents at a time for his newest public intervention, spelling out the word "CRISIS" on a wall in Billbao, Spain with the small copper coins. With the same wry humor that drove him to paint a sea of surveillence cameras on a discrete Madrid wall and hang a fake crescent moon over Switzerland, SpY glued Crisis to the wall lightly so people could take the euros as they passed—a not-so-gentle way to get people to interact with the public artwork. They were gone within 24 hours.See Crisis in the images below.See more of SpY's work on his website.Related:Street Artist SpY Hangs A Giant Moon Over SwitzerlandSpY's "Cameras" Is Less Obnoxious Than Any Street Art By BanksyPop Art Portraits of Popular Faces Are Popping Up in DublinUrban Geodes Crystallize a Global Street Art Movement
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