August 1 International Sand Sculpture Festival in Zebrugge, Belgium

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Every year on August 1, the International Sand Sculpture Festival is held in Zebrugge, Belgium. Spectators and participants are introduced to a new theme of the festival every year, which further attracts participants. This year, the following Flemish theme was set by the organizers. Brugge's medieval life. At this festival, the original views of contemporary art trends were like water sculptures and visitors to the festival of sculptures in the form of ice and light (Light) were promised the following, which are the street squares of the time just as they did in the original period, and the mills are suitable for the places of worship of that time to get acquainted with the lives of the craftsmen engaged in various trades, and to celebrate with their own eyes the festivities of the people who lived at that time and they will be honored to see their daily lives. A nine-ton sand composition was used for this composition. Three tons of sand were spent on the banks of the Mass River from special castings to beautify the beauty of Zebryugge beach in the Netherlands. The secret of this sandy work of art is the highest quality and originality of the sands. Their size is 100m, length - its height is 10kg.