"The sculpture Bunker/Mule (1995) by Bill Woodrow, which consists of concrete bunkers along the beach at Blåvand-Oksby, Denmark (part of the Atlantic Wall), mounted with horses' heads and tails cut from steel. Depending on the tide, the sculptures are either on the shore or in the sea. They’re relics of World War II that have been transformed into a unique work of art.

When Germany occupied Denmark during World War II, the beaches along the west coast of the Jutland Peninsula were marred by more than 7,000 concrete bunkers and fortifications. For decades after the war, these structures sat like ugly reminders of the international conflict."
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