The image shows a nighttime street scene in Alicante, Spain, featuring a large, grotesque sculpture of two heads on bird-like bodies. The sculpture is placed on a gravel-covered area, with white crosses erected in front of it. The heads are oversized and depicted with exaggerated features, one appearing to be crying. The bodies are stylized with teal and dark blue feathers. In the background, buildings are visible with lights on, suggesting an urban setting. Decorative streetlights, possibly for a festival or event, are strung across the street, featuring a wavy pattern with yellow accents. A street sign with a blue "P" for parking is also visible, along with a yellow safety barrier. A sign in front of the sculpture has text in Spanish, which translates to: "Two carrion birds are thirsty for blood and pain, because we see them very well, while they sow terror." The overall impression is one of a political or satirical statement, likely part of a local celebration or exhibition. The context suggests this is likely part of the "Fallas" festival, known for its elaborate satirical sculptures, which takes place in various cities in the Valencian Community, including Alicante. in Alicante/alacant, Spain

Sergey

Jun 23, 2026, 12:12 AM

Alicante/alacant, Spain

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The image shows a nighttime street scene in Alicante, Spain, featuring a large, grotesque sculpture of two heads on bird-like bodies. The sculpture is placed on a gravel-covered area, with white crosses erected in front of it. The heads are oversized and depicted with exaggerated features, one appearing to be crying. The bodies are stylized with teal and dark blue feathers. In the background, buildings are visible with lights on, suggesting an urban setting. Decorative streetlights, possibly for a festival or event, are strung across the street, featuring a wavy pattern with yellow accents. A street sign with a blue "P" for parking is also visible, along with a yellow safety barrier. A sign in front of the sculpture has text in Spanish, which translates to: "Two carrion birds are thirsty for blood and pain, because we see them very well, while they sow terror." The overall impression is one of a political or satirical statement, likely part of a local celebration or exhibition. The context suggests this is likely part of the "Fallas" festival, known for its elaborate satirical sculptures, which takes place in various cities in the Valencian Community, including Alicante.

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