VOICED: World landmarks on ice in Bruges

The video showcases an ice sculpture exhibition in Bruges, featuring over 70 landmarks and historical figures carved from ice. Visitors describe the experience as magical despite the cold. The creation process involves 30 artists working for four weeks using various tools to shape 700 tons of ice and snow. The sculptures, some over two meters high, face melting when the exhibition ends in January.

What unique experience does the ice sculpture exhibition in Bruges offer to its visitors?

• A chance to see famous landmarks in ice

• A virtual reality tour of Egypt

• A warm and cozy environment

• An opportunity to carve their own sculptures

How many artists were involved in creating the ice sculptures for the exhibition?

• 20 artists

• 30 artists

• 10 artists

• 40 artists

What tools were used by the artists to carve the ice sculptures?

• Screwdrivers and wrenches

• Paintbrushes and easels

• Chainsaws and chisels

• Hammers and nails

What is the height of the largest sculptures at the exhibition?

• Three meters

• Two meters

• Four meters

• One meter

What challenge do all the sculptures face at the end of the exhibition?

• Being transported to another city

• Being painted over

• Being sold to art collectors

• Melting