Big Blue Cock in Washington DC #travel
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A giant blue sculpture of a rooster stands prominently in Washington DC, the kind of oversized, brightly colored public art piece that immediately draws a crowd of people stopping to take photos in front of it regardless of whether they know anything about the artist. We also caught the National Gallery’s underground tunnel and waterfall feature in the same short, a quieter, more architectural contrast to the rooster’s loud color right above ground.
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