This ominous patch of earth may look like a series of hazardous orange cones, but fear not — this bomb went off long ago. It’s a slowly exploding artwork called Monsoon Arsenal, created out of soil and native plant seeds for the Center for Contemporary Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Over time this scary-looking formation dissolved into native brush. Read on to discover more about this benignly dangerous artwork.
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