Chien Pirate by DULK in Le Locle, Switzerland
By Vidar
Muralist DULK
“Chien Pirate” by DULK at Rue du Tertre 6 in Le Locle, Switzerland curated by Exomusée.
DULK: This work of art takes us on a time journey through history, in the heart of the forest. There was a time when smuggling was commonplace. Smugglers, used their faithful dogs to crossed the border with valuable goods. That’s how these faithful companions suffered every day hunger and moments away from their homes, to bring a ray of hope to those suffering poverty and hardship.
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