【Christmas Flash】The Netherlands’ Twinkling Starry Path Inspired by Van Gogh’s "Starry Night" Is Super Romantic!

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Van Gogh was a pioneer of Expressionism, and his works have had a profound influence on 20th-century art. Unfortunately, he never became wealthy from his paintings during his lifetime and passed away at just 37 years old. To commemorate the 125th anniversary of Van Gogh's death, Finnish artist Daan Roosegaarde recently, in Brabant, the birthplace of Van Gogh in the Netherlands, drew inspiration from his famous work "Starry Night" to design a twinkling bicycle path called “Van Gogh Roosegaarde.”

To honor the 125th anniversary of Van Gogh's death, the Finnish artist has created a bicycle path inspired by the iconic painting "Starry Night."

The bicycle path is covered with blue and green glowing stones, making it incredibly romantic.

Van Gogh Roosegaarde is made from over 50,000 special stones that absorb solar energy during the day and slowly release the stored energy at night, transforming into shimmering blue and green lights that illuminate the bicycle path.

The designer specifically arranged the stones into the swirling starry sky pattern from "Starry Night," vividly showcasing the outline of the masterpiece. With every step, it feels like you're walking through the stars. Many people say this bike path is like a bridge connecting modern technology with a century-old masterpiece. The design is both eco-friendly and innovative. Next time you’re in Brabant, why not go for a bike ride here?

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