France: Art installations showcased along Paris' oldest bridge.

(HTV) - Residents and tourists in Paris are flocking to the oldest bridge in the French capital to admire large-scale art installations resembling caves, created by local artists.

The artwork, titled "La Caverne du Pont Neuf," or "The Cave of Pont Neuf Bridge," was created by street artist JR.

The structure is 120 meters long and reaches heights of up to 18 meters at some points. Despite its imposing appearance resembling a natural mountain range, the entire structure weighs only about 5 tons and is made of printed fabric.

JR, a street artist, shared: "This artwork may only be temporary, but the memories that viewers gain from looking at it are what truly make it a work of art. It will be deeply imprinted in their minds."

"This is JR's latest work," said Brice, a Parisian resident. "It's impressive. He's also created something similar with the Pyramids at the Louvre Museum and many other iconic structures in Paris."

The structure will officially open to visitors on June 6th. The Pont Neuf bridge will be restored to its original form after June 28th.

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